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The Treixadura, Godello, Albariño and Loureira varieties come together in this wine to give the best of each of them and surprise with a blend of estate grapes that challenges the senses with an elegance and subtlety typical of great white wines.  <span style="font-family: Verdana;...

A very fresh and natural Albariño Sin Palabras is a white wine from the D.O. Rías Baixas made by Adegas Castrobrey.&nbsp; &nbsp; It is a...

Santiago Ruiz 2022 is a wine supported by the great varieties that grow in O Rosal.&nbsp; &nbsp; It is 74% Albariño and the rest consists...

The Desconcerto Tinto was made with 60 Caíño Tinto, 30 Espadeiro and 10 Mencía grapes that were crushed in oak vats, where the wine fermented, and then aged in used oak barrels, where it matured for a year.&nbsp; &nbsp; ...

Muga Crianza is a red wine that on the nose offers aromas reminiscent of berries accompanied by spicy notes.&nbsp; &nbsp; In the mouth it...

Fruity, fresh and friendly red wine, the flagship wine of our winery&nbsp; &nbsp; 100% destemmed Tempranillo grapes&nbsp; ...

Carmelo Rodero 9 Months is a red wine that captivates from the first moment with its vibrant aroma of fresh red fruits, such as strawberries and cherries, typical of Tempranillo. When you taste it, its youth is revealed with a solid structure and balance that makes it extremely pleasant to the palate. The...

Casa do Outeiro Godello is a wine made in the Ribeira Sacra.&nbsp;

Cruz del Pendón is a single-varietal red wine produced at the Dominio de Cair Winery of the Luís Cañas family, in Ribera del Duero.&nbsp;

Els Pics unfolds in the glass with a palette of aromas where cherries and blackberries stand out, intertwined with hints of pepper and a background of field herbs.&nbsp; &nbsp; <span...

Manual harvest. Aged for 22 months in Bordeaux French, Hungarian and American oak barrels.&nbsp; &nbsp; Vinification in red, with...

Pazo Das Bruxas is a wine that pays homage to the folklore and nature of Galicia. Legend has it that in the country houses surrounded by forests and vineyards, Galician witches would conjure up spirits with dances and spells. In this way, the sap rose through the vines, feeding them with its energy, like the Albariño...