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Where to buy souvenirs in Jerez
What travels best from Jerez is what is made here: a bottle from the winery, convent sweets, a fan or a ceramic plate. Stores checked one by one, by type of souvenir.
Souvenirs to take away · Jerez de la Frontera, Cádiz · Updated on 10/14/2026
Souvenir shops in Jerez by type
Informative list, without payments involved. Each store was verified on 10/14/2026 on its website or in its public file. In each type, from highest to lowest score on Google Maps (accessed on 10/14/2026; the score changes over time).
Sherry wine and brandy
Bottles to take away, at the winery or at a downtown wine store.
- Wine
The House of Sherry
4,8 Google · 115 reviewsWine cellar specializing in Sherry wine since 1995: wines, Sherry souvenirs and 4 and 8 liter barrels. He does tastings. Closed on Sundays.
Calle Divina Pastora, block 1, local 3
- Wine
Wines and Spirits La Estrella
4,7 Google · 173 reviewsWine and liquor store in downtown.
Calle Corredera 10
- Wine
Díez Mérito, Bodega El Cuadro
4,7 Google · 101 reviewsWine shop with a store for all its products. Visits from Monday to Saturday, with reservation by phone.
Calle Diego Fernández Herrera 3
- Wine
Bodega Tío Pepe
4,2 Google · 1,811 reviewsHistoric winery with visits and tastings. According to its website, the visit includes a store with exclusive products.
Calle Manuel María González 12
Sweets
Pastries in the center and sweets made by the nuns in their convents.
- Sweets
Pastry Jesus
4,8 Google · 224 reviewsPastry of traditional products. It has another location on Amontillado Avenue.
Calle Bizcocheros 28
- Sweets
Convent of Santa María de Gracia
4,7 Google · 86 reviewsCommunity of Augustinian nuns that sells sweets. Call before: telephone 956 34 36 32.
Calle Santa María de Gracia 2
- Sweets
Convent of San José
4,7 Google · 45 reviewsCloistered convent: the nuns sell their sweets through the wheel. Telephone 956 34 09 86.
Calle Barja 2
- Sweets
The Golden Rose
4,1 Google · 365 reviewsArtisan pastry makers since 1928. At Christmas, mantecados, Polvorones, pestiños and nougat; in January, roscón de Reyes.
Calle Consistorio 7
Flamenco
Fans, shawls, dance shoes and guitars.
- Flamenco
Flamenco Fátima Canca
4,8 Google · 208 reviewsFlamenco shoes from various brands, skirts, accessories and flamenco gifts.
Calle Tornería 6 (passage)
- Flamenco
ExpoFlamenco
4,8 Google · 29 reviewsFlamenco fashion and footwear, shawls, fans, combs, drawers and flamenco books.
Los Ramos Building, Diego Fernández Herrera Street
- Flamenco
Tamara Flamenco Shop
4,7 Google · 878 reviewsNext to the Villamarta Theater: fans, Manila shawls, flamenco dresses, dance shoes, combs and flowers.
Calle Santa María 5
- Flamenco
Prieto Music
4,7 Google · 292 reviewsMusic store with flamenco guitars.
Calle Rosario 11
Local products
Ham, sausages and the food market.
- Of the earth
Flavors Made in Spain
4,9 Google · 34 reviewsDeli shop in the center.
1 San Cristóbal Street
- Of the earth
Montesierra Store Center
4,6 Google · 111 reviewsHam, sausage and Iberian shoulder from Jabugo, from a house with four generations.
Avenida Duque de Abrantes 1D
- Of the earth
- Of the earth
Central Supply Market
4,5 Google · 2,771 reviewsThe municipal market in the center, with food stalls. Open in the morning: check the hours before you go.
Calle Doña Blanca 8
Horse and field
Riding articles and artisan footwear.
- Field
Abraham Zambrana
4,7 Google · 74 reviewsArtisan shoe store in the center, especially men's footwear.
Calle Cuatro Juanes 1
- Field
The Country House
4,5 Google · 179 reviewsEquestrian store: riding boots, hats, riding clothes, bridles and saddles, also the jacket.
Calle Cobre 24, Europa Shopping Park
Ceramics, crafts and gifts
Handmade pottery and gift shops downtown.
- Crafts
- Crafts
- Crafts
Amaya Ceramics
4,8 Google · 440 reviewsSince 1965 in an old tile: pots, Andalusian ceramic plates, jars and handmade lamps.
Avenida Blas Infante 16
Frequently Asked Questions
What typical souvenir can you buy in Jerez?
Sherry wine and brandy, convent sweets, flamenco items such as fans and shawls, ham and local products, and handmade ceramics.
Where to buy sherry wine to take away?
In wineries with stores, such as Tío Pepe or Díez Mérito, and in downtown wine bars such as La Casa del Jerez or Vinos y Licores La Estrella.
Where to buy convent sweets in Jerez?
In the Convent of San José (Barja Street), which sells them through the lathe, and in the Convent of Santa María de Gracia. Call ahead to confirm schedule.
Where to buy flamenco items in Jerez?
In downtown stores such as Tamara Flamenco Shop, next to the Villamarta Theater, and Flamenco Fátima Canca, on Tornería Street. Flamenco guitars, in Prieto Música.
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