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Montilla
Located in the southern part of the Cordoba province the city of Montilla is just 44 kilometers away from the capital of the province. There are approximately less than 30,000 Montillanos currently dwelling in Montilla.
The town is mostly comprised of enormous grape plantations, alternating with olive agricultural estates. It is no wonder that this place has a wine that is named after it. Montilla, the dry white wine, is made from Pedro Ximenez grapes, and processed using the solera method, just like the procedure used for manufacturing sherry. It is also dubbed as Amontillado in other places. Needless to say, there are several wine cellars in this town which have become well-visited destinations for tourists in the recent years. Other noteworthy wines of this town are the Finos , the Palo Cortados , the Olorosos , the Rayas and the Pedro Ximenez.
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When Spanish people mention the word Montilla, either the image of wine or the reflection of vast vineyards come to mind. Montilla happens to be the hub of the best wines in the country, and the whole world for that matter.
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