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A long-lasting wine, created to enhance its aging potential in the bottle, from its main variety, Caiño Longo, an interesting, original Galician variety that is very fresh and aromatic.&nbsp; &nbsp; <P...

Cherry color, aroma of wild black berries, fine, elegant, balanced, with gentle tannins, notes of coffee and chocolate, and a lingering, clean finish.&nbsp; Requires oxygenation&nbsp;

An untamed wine from Ribera del Duero for adventurous people who seek to be surprised. Notes of ripe red fruit on the nose, with balsamic notes and a hint of vanilla. The palate is structured, smooth, and elegant.&nbsp;

Discover the essence of Galician wines with a Treixadura D.O. Ribeiro, a white wine for aging that will surprise everyone. With a mature and complex character, this Ribeiro is the result of a careful selection of native varieties, produced in the region's unique soils.&nbsp;

Perfect varietal character. Excellent balance between fruit and oak. Deep garnet red color. Spicy aromas of ripe pepper and fresh cherry. Powerful structure and fullness on the palate. Great complexity, smoothness, and a very persistent finish.&nbsp;

In particular, the Godello wine from Ribeiro is a white wine that stands out for its freshness and complexity.&nbsp;

The Cinco Islas Albariño Selección is a masterpiece from the Rías Baixas that captures the essence of the Atlantic. Grown on a hilltop at an altitude of 100 meters, this Albariño is caressed by sea breezes and sun throughout the day, characteristics that give it a unique and exceptional character.&nbsp; ...

This white wine displays vibrant fruit aromas on the nose, particularly notable for the pineapple and grapefruit notes characteristic of the variety. On the palate, its balanced body blends with subtle acidity, adding freshness to its creamy texture. This young wine offers a refreshing and enveloping fruit experience,...

Red wine aged in wood. 14 months in French and American oak barrels.&nbsp; 100% Tempranillo&nbsp;

The Dominio de Casalta Chardonnay white wine is aged in a traditional manner, with fermentation in French oak barrels and subsequent aging on lees for 12 months.&nbsp;