Málaga wine: Typical are "Málaga Dulce" or "Lagrima", mostly made from the Pedro Ximenes grape or Muscatel

Moscatel wine from Compéta. The vines on the slopes can be seen from the road.

Ron Montero: Rum from Motril, high proof made from sugar cane. E.g. RON FRANCISCO MONTERO. https://tienda.ronmontero.com/ron-francisco-montero/

Gin Larrios from Málaga - there are different flavors. https://larios-gin.de/larios_gin/gin-mediterranea/

Sherry: From Jerez de la Frontera. There are different types (e.g. Fino, Manzanilla, Oloroso, etc.) and manufacturers or brands: Gonzales Byas (Tio Pepe), Domecq (La Ina), Osborne, etc.

Brandy: Made from the sherry. Well-known examples are Carlos I, Lepanto, Veterano, Cardenal Mendoza

Turrones: Bar-shaped sweets made from chocolate, nougart or Turkish honey with almonds, for example

Polverones: small wrapped crumbly cakes in different flavors

Figuritas de Marzapan: small marzipan figurines baked in the oven - divine if you like marzipan

Tortillas de Algarrobo: small aniseed cakes in the form of a cookie, very tasty but rich

Miel de Caña: Sugar cane syrup from the region, is also served with fried aubergines

Hand-painted ceramics, for example as a fruit bowl, from the Granada region, with motifs that partly go back to Moorish origins

Spanish fans (Abanicos), to be fanned out, made of wood or plastic, painted or embroidered

Wood inlay from Granada, for example as a jewelry box or casket

Fairs / Malaga Fair / Seville Fair

Fairs with carousels and stalls have a long tradition in Andalusia. The largest event on the Costa del Sol is the Feria de Málaga, but the most famous, colorful and eye-catching is the Feria de Sevilla. Due to the many carriages, horses, caballeros and Sevillana-dancing women, traditionally dressed in colorful flamenco robes, it is an unforgettable experience. In the smaller towns there is also celebrations, often with carousels and stalls, but without carriages or riders and less of the traditional costumes.