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Lagnusa is the name of the CRU where the grapes come from. The name originates in a vineyard whose land has always been called by local farmers "Lagnusa", in Sicilian, "lazy", which produces little, therefore qualitatively taken to excellence. A vineyard of more than thirty years that gives a ruby ​​red wine, with a...

Pleasant on the palate, tasty, round, with a long aftertaste, standing out for its freshness and its marked citrus character. 

Sanamaro Sobre Lías is a single-vineyard wine from the historic Pazo de San Mauro that is made from a selection of the best Albariño and Loureiro grapes.  Complex and elegant wine that stands out for its minerality and...

A Verdejo from a 100-year-old ungrafted vineyard, fermented with wild yeasts and aged on lees in French oak and acacia barrels. 

"Ingrato" comes from a plot where the pebbly soil makes it difficult to work and "unprofitable" for farmers due to its low yields. Unless the harvest is intended for a high-end wine, it is not profitable. 

White wine made using the solera system, aged under a veil of flor in sherry barrels for three years. From unique plots in Merseguera, La Mata Natural Park. 

A very rare and old Amontillado from our own 5-barrel sacristy. Made with unfortified Pedro Ximénez from the San Roque estate in the Sierra de Montilla. Aged for over 30 years in a static tank. 

Single Cask of a unique oloroso, "Bota Punta," aged for 20 years through oxidative aging. With a delicate, fragrant style that sets it apart. 

The new vintage of The Family Malt Collection honors the tradition of aging whisky in sherry casks, a practice preserved for six generations. At a time when many whiskies are abandoning the age and sherry oak aging designation, the 2015 Vintage stands out for being 100% aged in sherry casks for 10 years.  ...

Bastardo grapes come from 20-year-old vines grown in clay and sandy soils. The whole harvest fermented with native yeasts in open oak barrels and matured in 400-liter oak casks for 12 months before being bottled in August 2018.  ...

O Gran Meín is a creamy white wine with a fragrant nose of citrus, notes of stone fruit and floral touches. In the mouth it is fresh, energetic and delicate at the same time. An unctuous wine with intense sensations that flow in perfect balance.