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Typical gifts from Jerez for someone you love
Think of that person and what makes them smile. Choose here the piece of Jerez that suits them: wine, sweets, crafts or an experience, all in a box ready to give.
For the box
Things from Jerez that fit in a box and are enjoyed at home.
- Wine
Sherry wine
Fino, amontillado or oloroso to toast with the people you love.
Price on request
- Sweets
Convent sweets
Yemas and biscuits the nuns still make by hand.
Price on request
- Gourmet
Iberian ham
Hand-carved and packed so it arrives perfect.
Price on request
- Wine
Brandy de Jerez
Aged in the same casks as the wine.
Price on request
- Flamenco
Manila shawls and fans
For the Feria, a wedding or to hang at home.
Price on request
- Gourmet
Olive oil
From the Cádiz countryside, for your morning bread.
Price on request
- Sweets
Mantecados and polvorones
A must on every Christmas table in Jerez.
Price on request
- Crafts
Ceramics
Hand-painted plates and tiles.
Price on request
- Crafts
Esparto baskets
Woven the way they always have been, for the beach or the market.
Price on request
- Wine
A wine cask
A small cask with sherry inside.
Price on request
La Rosa de Oro
Jerez pastry makers since 1928, on Calle Consistorio and on Pío XII.
- Christmas
Roscón de Reyes (Three Kings cake)
Made with sourdough, candied fruit and orange blossom water, to the same recipe since 1928.
Price on request
- Christmas
Filled roscón
Cream, cabello de ángel (candied squash), toasted yolk or truffle: there are twelve flavors to choose from.
Price on request
- Christmas
Mantecados and polvorones
The classics, for the Christmas table and for the box.
Price on request
- Sweets
Pestiños
Fried and with honey, the way they are made in Jerez every winter.
Price on request
- Sweets
Chocolates
Made in their own workshop, for anyone who never says no to chocolate.
Price on request
La Casa del Jerez
A wine shop specializing in sherry since 1995, on Calle Divina Pastora, with wines, casks, venencias and catavino glasses.
- Wine
Fino
Over thirty finos from the Marco de Jerez, including en rama.
Price on request
- Wine
Wines from the Marco de Jerez
Sherry, manzanilla from Sanlúcar and Cádiz wine, with advice to help you choose.
Price on request
- Spirits
Brandy de Jerez
Brandy aged in Jerez, to enjoy after a meal.
Price on request
- Sherry bodega
4- or 8-liter cask
To age wine at home, like a small bodega.
Price on request
- Sherry bodega
Venencia
The tool used in the bodega to draw wine from the cask and pour it.
Price on request
- Sherry bodega
Catavino glasses
The classic glass for nosing and tasting sherry.
Price on request
Tamara Flamenco
A flamenco shop since 1984 at Calle Santa María 5, next to the Teatro Villamarta, with fans, shawls, flowers, peinetas and castanets.
- Flamenco
Painted fan
Hand-painted, also with polka dots, 19 and 23 cm.
Price on request
- Flamenco
Embroidered shawl
Embroidered in ivory, red, multicolor or earth and gold.
Price on request
- Flamenco
Flamenco flower
A large 15 cm carnation or a bunch of eight, for the hair.
Price on request
- Flamenco
Peina and peineta hair combs
In acetate, mother-of-pearl or plastic, to complete the flamenco dress.
Price on request
- Flamenco
Castanets
Synthetic fibre, in children's and standard sizes, for beginners to play.
Price on request
- Dance
Flamenco shoes
By Begoña Cervera, La Lupi and the shop's own brand, made for dancing.
Price on request
Cerámica Amaya
A pottery workshop founded in Jerez in 1965, at Avenida Blas Infante 16, with handmade ceramic and clay pieces.
- Ceramics
Granada-style plate
22 cm and handmade in their pottery workshop, for the wall or the table.
Price on request
- Ceramics
Ceramic bowl
23 cm, in blue, red, yellow or white.
Price on request
- Home
Ceramic letter or number
For your house number or an initial on the door.
Price on request
- Kitchen
Clay casserole dish
Round, oval or rectangular, to cook in and bring to the table.
Price on request
- Tableware
Multicolored clay jug
Painted in bright colors, for water at the table.
Price on request
- Tradition
Botijo water jug
Glazed and in several sizes, it keeps water cool in summer.
Price on request
Sabores Made in Spain
A gourmet food and wine shop at Calle San Cristóbal 1, with preserves, pâtés and artisan sweets.
- Sweet
Pedro Ximénez jam
Made with 80 % Pedro Ximénez wine from Sanlúcar de Barrameda.
Price on request
- Pantry
Sea salt flakes (flor de sal)
Hand-harvested in the salt pans of the Bahía de Cádiz.
Price on request
- Pantry
Mojama pâté
Made with mojama (cured tuna) from Barbate, to spread on toast.
Price on request
- Pantry
Regañás with seaweed
Crunchy, with seaweed from the Bahía de Cádiz, for aperitif time.
Price on request
- Preserves
Sardines in olive oil
Small and caught with traditional methods in the Atlantic.
Price on request
- Sweet
Quince paste
Artisan, from Puente Genil, with over 70 years of family tradition.
Price on request
Cortijo de Jara
Cortijo de Jara's shop at Calle Medina 79, with wines and extra virgin olive oil from their own estate.
- Wine
Tinto Roble 6 months
Tempranillo, merlot and syrah, with six months in oak barrels.
Price on request
- Wine
Tinto Roble 12 months
Aged twelve months in oak barrels, 2023 vintage.
Price on request
- Wine
Gewürztraminer white
Gewürztraminer and sauvignon blanc, 2025 vintage.
Price on request
- Oil
Extra virgin olive oil 0.5 liters
Arbequina from olive trees on the same estate, fruity and mild.
Price on request
- Oil
Extra virgin olive oil in 2 and 5 liters
The same home-grown oil, in a size for your kitchen.
Price on request
- Gift
2-bottle gift box
Two bottles of Tinto Roble 2024, ready to give.
Price on request
Bodegas Lustau
A Jerez bodega since 1896, aging its sherry, brandy and vinegar in six 19th-century bodega buildings downtown.
- Wine
Fino 3 en Rama
Four years aged under flor, from the 2026 bottling.
Price on request
- Wine
Oloroso Emperatriz Eugenia
From the solera started in 1921 to mark Eugenia de Montijo's visit to Jerez.
Price on request
- Spirits
Brandy Solera Reserva
Three years in American oak casks that once held amontillado.
Price on request
- Pantry
Sherry Vinegar Reserva
Mahogany in color, aromatic and intense, with hints of oloroso.
Price on request
Bodegas Tradición
A bodega in central Jerez devoted only to very old wines and brandy, with an art gallery inside the bodega itself.
- Wine
Fino Tradición
Palomino Fino aged an average of ten years under flor.
Price on request
- Spirits
Brandy Solera Gran Reserva
Aged an average of 25 years, in casks that held the bodega's own oloroso.
Price on request
Williams & Humbert
A Jerez bodega since 1877 and home of Gran Duque de Alba brandy, first made in 1945.
- Spirits
Brandy Gran Duque de Alba
Long aged in American oak casks in Jerez.
Price on request
- Wine
Oloroso Don Zoilo en Rama
A dry oloroso aged for an average of at least 15 years.
Price on request
Real Escuela Andaluza del Arte Ecuestre
The Royal School's gift shop on Avenida Duque de Abrantes, with leather pieces from its own saddlery and sherry gifts.
- Crafts
Horse-head keyring
A horse head in Ubrique leather, with the Royal School logo and a silver ring.
Price on request
- Crafts
Men's wallet
Card wallet in Ubrique calfskin, 13 x 10 x 2 cm.
Price on request
- Crafts
Women's belt
Handmade in the Royal School's saddlery, in 75, 80 and 90 cm.
Price on request
- Gift
Set of sherry glasses
Two catavino glasses with the Royal School logo printed in gold.
Price on request
Pastelería Jesús
Traditional bakery since 1934, with shops at Calle Bizcocheros 28 and Avenida del Amontillado 12.
- Sweet
Tocino de cielo
The egg-yolk custard born in Jerez, sold by the piece.
Price on request
- Sweet
Pionono
A small rolled sponge cake topped with toasted cream.
Price on request
ExpoFlamenco
Flamenco shop and cultural space in the Los Ramos building on Calle Diego Fernández Herrera, with fans, hats, hair combs, music and books.
- Flamenco
Openwork fan with red flowers
Black openwork wooden ribs, hand-painted on both sides.
Price on request
- Flamenco
Cordobés hat with flowers
Felt cordobés hat with a small bunch of flowers.
Price on request
- Flamenco
Coral hair comb
Natural coral on tortoiseshell-effect acetate, 8.5 cm tall.
Price on request
- Gift
"La zambomba de Jerez"
José Ruiz Mata's book on the Jerez zambomba, Almuzara, 2024.
Price on request
Grupo Bodeguero José Estévez
Home of Valdespino, Marqués del Real Tesoro and La Guita, on the N-IV at km 640, with visits and an online shop.
- Wine
Inocente en rama fino
Fino from the Macharnudo Alto vineyard, with an average age of ten years.
Price on request
Sánchez Romate
Jerez winery since 1781 at Calle Lealas 26, home of Cardenal Mendoza brandy.
- Spirits
Cardenal Mendoza Clásico brandy
Brandy de Jerez Solera Gran Reserva, aged in casks that held oloroso and Pedro Ximénez.
Price on request
- Pantry
Sherry Vinegar Reserva
Made from palomino grapes and aged for at least three years, in 37.5 or 75 cl.
Price on request
Experiences to give
A plan in Jerez to live, not to keep in a drawer.
- Sherry bodega
Bodega visit with tasting
Among century-old casks, with four wines to discover.
Price on request
- Horses
How Andalusian horses dance
The show you can only see in Jerez.
Price on request
- Flamenco
Bulerías course
To feel the rhythm of Jerez from day one.
Price on request
- Flamenco
Flamenco classes for adults
A month of classes for anyone who always wanted to dance.
Price on request
- Sherry bodega
Wine tasting with tapas
Sherry and local food, at the same table.
Price on request
- Wellbeing
Arab baths with massage
A calm afternoon right in the city center.
Price on request
- Food
A menu for two
A meal in Jerez for someone who deserves a break.
Price on request
- Wellbeing
A month of yoga
Twelve classes to start looking after yourself.
Price on request
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Catalog photos
Illustrative photos from Wikimedia Commons and StockSnap, some cropped onto a cream background: Bottle of amontillado with its glass, Matt Saunders (CC BY-SA 3.0) · Yemas from the Clarisas convent of Jerez, El Pantera (CC BY-SA 3.0) · Plate of Iberian ham, Mover el Bigote (CC BY 2.0) · Bottle of Jerez brandy, Nicholas Gemini (CC BY-SA 3.0) · Embroidered Manila shawl, karmen iliturgitana (CC BY-SA 2.0) · Toast with olive oil, Jorge Díaz (CC BY-SA 2.0) · Wrapped almond polvorones, Tamorlan (CC BY 3.0) · Hand-painted ceramic plate, Walkuraxx (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Esparto basket, Andres Marin Jarque (CC BY 3.0) · Two oak casks, Olivier Lemoine (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Roscón de Reyes (Three Kings cake), Mpeinado (CC BY 3.0) · Roscón filled with cream, Artistosteles (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Pestiños, Ismael Olea (public domain) · Box of chocolates, Javier Leiva (CC BY 2.0) · Christmas yule log, Jebulon (CC0) · Mantecados with cinnamon and sugar, Keith Williamson (CC BY 2.0) · Massage, Authentic Stock (CC0) · Yoga, Bruce Mars (CC0) · Catavinos glass of fino, PEPE GADEIRAS (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Sherry glasses at a tasting, Michal Osmenda (CC BY 2.0) · Brandy glass, Xemenendura (CC BY-SA 3.0) · Small cask, Xemenendura (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Venencias on a wall, Xemenendura (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Catavinos glasses on a cask, Senormunoz (CC BY-SA 4.0) · 19th-century Spanish fan, Unknown author (public domain) · Black embroidered Manila shawl, Ministerio de Cultura de la Nación (CC BY-SA 2.0) · Red carnations, Nia Ran01 (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Peineta with a carnation, Tamorlan (CC BY-SA 3.0) · Castanets, TheMexican (public domain) · Checked high-heeled shoe, Olivier Luma (CC BY-SA 2.0 DE) · Granada plate, Jebulon (CC0) · Ceramic bowl, Lourdes Cardenal (CC BY-SA 3.0) · House number tile, CarlosVdeHabsburgo (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Clay casserole dish, Lourdes Cardenal (CC BY-SA 3.0) · Painted clay jug, Juanscott (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Clay botijo, Lourdes Cardenal (CC BY-SA 3.0) · Jar of grape jam, Colorado State University Extension (CC0) · Flor de sal in the salt pan, ArtSal - Flor De Sal (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Mojama pâté, El Pantera (CC BY-SA 3.0) · Regañás on a plate, El Pantera (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Tin of sardines in oil, Tamorlan (CC BY 3.0) · Quince paste, Javier Lastras (CC BY 2.0) · Glass of red wine, Paolo Neo (public domain) · Glass of white wine, André Karwath (CC BY-SA 2.5) · Bottle of olive oil, margenauer (Pixabay) (CC0) · Olive branch with olives, Monaam Ben Fredj (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Bottle of wine in its box, Meanwell Packaging (CC BY 2.0) · Lustau brandy range, Caballero 1830 (CC BY-SA 3.0) · Layer of flor, Caballero 1830 (CC BY-SA 3.0) · Lustau's La Emperatriz bodega, Caballero 1830 (CC BY-SA 3.0) · Lustau sherry vinegar, Caballero 1830 (CC BY-SA 3.0) · Courtyard of Bodegas Tradición, El Pantera (CC BY-SA 3.0) · Display case at Bodegas Tradición, El Pantera (CC BY-SA 3.0) · Bottles of Brandy de Jerez, El Pantera (CC BY-SA 3.0) · Cask from Williams & Humbert, El Pantera (CC BY-SA 3.0) · Leatherwork, Maarazul (CC0) · Leather wallet, Eugenepik (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Leather belt, Ajay Suresh from New York, NY, USA (CC BY 2.0) · Tocino de cielo, Luis Villa del Campo from Madrid, Spain (CC BY 2.0) · Tray of piononos, Ismael Olea (CC BY 4.0) · Cordobés hat, Lillebor (CC BY 3.0) · Jerez zambomba, El Pantera (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Venenciadora serving sherry, Jesus Solana (CC BY 2.0) · Cardenal Mendoza brandy, Gordito1869 (CC BY 3.0) · Sherry vinegar, Xemenendura (CC BY-SA 3.0).
Frequently asked questions
What are the typical gifts from Jerez?
Sherry (fino, amontillado or oloroso), brandy, convent sweets, mantecados, olive oil, hand-painted ceramics, flamenco shawls and fans, and esparto baskets. At Christmas, the roscón de Reyes.
What to buy in Jerez as a souvenir?
What most visitors to Jerez take home is a bottle of sherry or brandy, a box of convent sweets and something flamenco, like a fan. For something that lasts, ceramics or an esparto basket.
What is Jerez famous for?
For its wine, sherry, which ages in bodegas in the town center; for the horses of the Real Escuela Andaluza del Arte Ecuestre; for flamenco, with the bulería as the city's own song; and for its motorcycle racing circuit.
Where to buy sherry in Jerez?
At the bodega shops, which sell their wines after the visit and on their websites, and at the wine shops downtown. This page lists sherries and brandies from Jerez bodegas with a link to their online store, and the app's shop directory lists the city's wine shops with their addresses.
What are the typical sweets of Jerez?
Tocino de cielo (a rich egg-yolk custard), yemas and convent pastries, pestiños and, at Christmas, mantecados, polvorones and the roscón de Reyes.
Where to buy roscón de Reyes in Jerez?
La Rosa de Oro makes its roscón with sourdough, candied fruit and orange blossom water, to the same recipe since 1928, and offers it in twelve flavors. You order it at their shops on Calle Consistorio and Pío XII, and they bake it from January 4 to 6 so it's freshly made when you pick it up.
Where to buy a fan or a Manila shawl in Jerez?
At Tamara Flamenco, on Calle Santa María next to the Teatro Villamarta, which has sold hand-painted fans, embroidered shawls, flowers, peinetas, castanets and flamenco shoes since 1984.
Where to buy ceramics in Jerez?
At Cerámica Amaya, the pottery workshop on Avenida Blas Infante, which has been making plates, bowls, casserole dishes, jugs, botijos and letters and numbers for the front door by hand since 1965.
What experiences can you give as a gift in Jerez?
A bodega tour with tasting, the show at the Real Escuela Andaluza del Arte Ecuestre, a bulerías course or flamenco lessons, a wine tasting with tapas, an afternoon at the Arab baths or a set menu for two.
How do I order a Jerez gift box?
Message us on WhatsApp with what you want in the box and who it's for. We'll reply with how to put it together and when it can be ready.