Viña Costeira: A Sip of Ribeiro, the Oldest Denomination of Galicia

Viña Costeira wines embody the lively spirit of Galicia, deeply rooted in the historic Ribeiro Denomination of Origin (DO), one of Europe’s oldest wine regions. This land isn’t about uniformity, it’s a colorful mosaic of vineyards, each variety bringing its own distinct character. That’s the magic of Ribeiro. Since 1968, Viña Costeira has been at the forefront of preserving and celebrating native grape varieties. With … Continue reading Viña Costeira: A Sip of Ribeiro, the Oldest Denomination of Galicia

Bodegas Martín Códax: Different Shades of Albariño at Rías Baixas

Founded in 1985 in Cambados, the heart of the Val do Salnés, Bodegas Martín Códax pays homage to one of Galicia’s most renowned medieval poets, Martín Códax. This celebrated troubadour’s preserved poems, sung in the Galician-Portuguese language, reflect themes of love and a deep connection to the sea, a sentiment that resonates with the winery’s own spirit. Since its founding, Bodegas Martín Códax has grown … Continue reading Bodegas Martín Códax: Different Shades of Albariño at Rías Baixas

Regina Viarum: The Heroic Viticulture of Mencia and Godello at the Riberia Sacra Wine Region

In 2001, the Gómez Araujo family embarked on a remarkable journey to revive a winemaking tradition dating back over two thousand years in Galicia. Through unwavering commitment to innovation, Regina Viarum has cultivated a heroic viticulture characterized by precision and elevation with gradients until 60°. Their wines have garnered acclaim both locally and internationally. Regina Viarium, which means the “the queen of the routes”, is … Continue reading Regina Viarum: The Heroic Viticulture of Mencia and Godello at the Riberia Sacra Wine Region

Pazo Señorans: Crafting Different Shades of Albariño Wines in the Rias Baixas Region

Pazo Señorans, ensconced amid the verdant landscapes of Galicia, Spain, harmoniously reticulates history, tradition, and innovation. Set within the walls of a 16th-century ancestral house, this estate stands as a testament to the region’s rich cultural heritage, offering a glimpse into the past while embracing modern winemaking techniques in diverse vinifcation methods of its only grape cultivation, the celebrated Albariño. Founded by Marisol Bueno and … Continue reading Pazo Señorans: Crafting Different Shades of Albariño Wines in the Rias Baixas Region

Wines of Spain: Discovering the Different Wine Denominations of Galicia

Spain is one of the leading countries in viticulture that boasts of quality, authenticity, history and traditions. It is also the first quantitative exporter in the world and the third in value. The country may be known for its iconic red grape, Tempranillo or Airén, its most cultivated white grape, but in reality, there are more than 400 grape varieties that are cultivated, 235 of … Continue reading Wines of Spain: Discovering the Different Wine Denominations of Galicia