Since 1838, it has been located at the mouth, in the Bay of Cádiz, of the Guadalete River. The dry winds from the Levante and humid from the West coming from the Atlantic regulate the environmental humidity, maintaining optimal conditions for the wines. The stability and quality of the Gutiérrez-Colosía wines are guaranteed by careful aging through the criaderas and soleras system, following the best tradition of the region.

The structure of the cellars is known in the area as the "cathedral nave". They are high-rise buildings and numerous arches that expose the wines to the influence of the special climate that the Jerez region enjoys. Inheritors of a long winemaking tradition: The first warehouse was built in 1838 and remains practically the same as then.

It passed through several owners until, at the beginning of the 20th century, it was bought by Mr. José Gutiérrez Dosal, great-grandfather of the last generation of the Gutiérrez-Colosía family. In 1969, the Gutiérrez-Colosía family bought the ruins of the Palace of the Count of Cumbrehermosa -cargador de Indias-, which already had a winery, and in its place they built two more warehouses.

The Gutiérrez-Colosía wineries are the only ones that currently overlook the Guadalete River, which provides the perfect humidity for the biological aging of fine wines under the "en flor" veil (microorganisms that reproduce on the surface of the wine).