Sociedad de Plateros San Francisco is a wine bar in Ribera, Córdoba.
Editorially verified August 17, 2026 by Lewis Vaughan, TableJourney editor. Source.
Must order: A copa of Oro Viejo, the guild's own bottling.
Food program: Cordobés tapas with a documented coeliac protocol
Tip: Tell the staff if you are coeliac; they swap every round plate on the table for a square one.
Address: Calle San Francisco 6, 14003 Córdoba
Taberna La Fuenseca pours fino en rama over a wooden bar on Calle Juan Rufo in Córdoba, one of the houses on the city's historic-taberna register.
Signature pour: Fino en rama, unfiltered and poured cold
Wine focus: Fino en rama and the rest of the Montilla-Moriles range
Food: Cordobés tapas
Order: Fino en rama, which is the whole reason the bar has a following.
Tip: Service stops at 23:00 and the place shuts Mondays, so plan it as an early-evening stop.
Taberna Regina holds a corner of Plaza de Regina in Córdoba, a registered historic taberna pouring Montilla-Moriles generosos to a mostly local room.
Signature pour: An amontillado from the house range
Wine focus: Montilla-Moriles generosos by the copa
Food: Cordobés tapas
Order: An amontillado with a plate of whatever the bar is frying.
Tip: The copa hour is midday Wednesday to Sunday, with an evening pour on Friday and Saturday only.
Bodega Guzmán pours Montilla-Moriles straight from the barrel on Calle Judíos in Córdoba, under a wall of bullfighting posters and mounted heads.
Signature pour: Fino, amontillado, oloroso and Pedro Ximénez, all D.O. Montilla-Moriles
Wine focus: Montilla-Moriles generosos poured from the barrel
Food: Counter tapas
Order: A copa of the amontillado, chalked up on the barrel head.
Tip: It closes on Thursdays, which is the one day of the week visitors reliably turn up and find it shut.
Vinoteca Ordóñez works a terrace within sight of the Mezquita in Córdoba, running a wide Spanish list built out from Montilla-Moriles wines.
Signature pour: Pedro Ximénez by the glass, poured dark and syrupy
Wine focus: A broad Spanish list with Montilla-Moriles at its centre
Food: Cordobés tapas
Order: A Pedro Ximénez to finish, which is what this list exists to sell you.
Tip: Ask the staff to walk you up the Montilla-Moriles scale from fino to PX rather than ordering blind.
JUGO Vinos Vivos is the natural-wine counter on Plaza de San Andrés in Córdoba, a shop and tasting room in a city that drinks almost entirely fortified.
Signature pour: Whatever natural bottle is open on the counter that day
Wine focus: Natural and biodynamic bottles, Spanish and beyond
Food: Cheese, sourdough and preserves
Order: A glass of whatever is open, plus cheese and bread to go with it.
Tip: It keeps shop hours, Monday to Friday only, so any weekend visit will find the shutters down.
Taberna Salinas stores its wine in eleven American-oak barrels in Córdoba and has poured house Montilla-Moriles beside 1920 azulejos since 1924.
Signature pour: The house fino, drawn from the botas
Wine focus: House Montilla-Moriles drawn from eleven American-oak barrels behind the counter
Food: Full cordobés carta
Order: A copa of the house fino before you look at the food carta.
Tip: It shuts on Sunday and does no dinner on Saturday, which trips up weekend visitors constantly.
