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Cortijo for sale near Seville.
Cortijo for sale near Seville.

Property with a winery, a farmhouse, an independent apartment and a house for the caretaker, in an unbeatable location in Seville.

1.390.000€
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DO Condado de Huelva
  • D.O. year of foundation:

    1932

  • Number of wineries (2017):

    27

  • Total surface area:

    2.900 ha7.166 ac

  • Maximum production allowed:

    10.000 kg/ha8.921 lb/ac

  • Altitude of the vineyards:

    Min: 50m

    Max: 180m

    Min: 164ft

    Max: 591ft

  • Temperature:

    Min: 10º

    Max: 30º

    Min: 50°F

    Max: 86°F

  • Yearly hours of sun:

    3.000

  • Yearly rainfall:

    770 l/m28.288 l/ft2

DO Condado de Huelva

LOCATION AND HISTORY

Condado de Huelva is a long-standing DO in the southeast of Andalucía, close to the border of Portugal, which benefits from a great viticulture tradition. In fact, there exist documents that date 1502 as the year when the first batch of wines were dispatched towards the Indies. It is a coastal area, located in the lowlands which descend towards the West, where the Atlantic Ocean meets with the Strait of Gibraltar. In its southern area it is extended to the Doñana National Park, a paradise of wetlands considered a Nature Reserve.

SOILS

The vineyards are extended around the river Guadalquivir to the east of the city of Huelva, and are not more than 25 metres above sea level. The land is flat, or slightly undulant. In general, they are neutral soils or slightly basic, loam and of average fertility. The upper layer of soil is red sand with something of limestone and chalk, which is found on a sandy sub-soil and of alluvial deposits close to the river estuary.

CLIMATE

Condado de Huelva benefits from the ideal conditions for the cultivation of the grape: mild in winter and spring and long hot summers, which is clearly an Atlantic influence, and has a yearly average temperature of 17° C and a relative humidity ranging from 60% to 80%. The majority of the vineyards are protected from the wind by trees planted around them.

TYPE OF GRAPE

The main grape of Condado de Huelva has traditionally been the Zalema (86%), which is used to produce young, old, and pale wines. The liqueur (sherry) wines, which can be dry or sweet, have a minimum content of 15-22% volume. Since 2009, the red wines of the varieties Syrah, Tempranillo, Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Cabernet Franc are produced under the DO Condado de Huelva. Finally, the production of a very rare and specific wine is controlled here, the Orange Wine, scented, and with a unique taste across the whole world.

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Rimontgó Wineries

Rimontgó Wineries

Rimontgó Wineries, has more than a decade of experience in selling wineries in Spain and has a small but complete team of experts including an oenologist, an agricultural engineer, people trained in winery management and export managers of large winery groups, who have accumulated invaluable experience in selling wineries, and also in the analysis and assessment of soils, vineyards, facilities, machinery, in the techniques of winemaking and its national marketing or export.

Rimontgó Wineries is part of Rimontgó, a family business founded in 1959 in Jávea, specialised in offering quality real estate services to clients all over the world. It has the best selection of luxury properties for sale, mainly in Valencia and the Costa Blanca, as well as other investment assets in the main Spanish cities.

With a marked international character, both in terms of its clientele and its scope, Rimontgó has a renowned reputation in its sector. Rimontgó is recognised by its clients and by its colleagues as an honest, professional company with ethical principles demonstrated for more than 60 years, which makes its experience and dedication to the client the basis of an excellent service.

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