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Ramos Pinto Quinta Ervamoira 10 year Old Tawny is a fortified Port wine with a red-orange hue that displays spicy nuances on the nose with spicy and exotic aromas accompanied by fruity hints of orange, apricot and plums. It also reveals aromas of old Port wine barrels with hints of vanilla. On the palate you can still...

Tasting notes Bright straw yellow colour. Aromas of fresh fruit, citrus and intense flowers. On the palate it is fruity, fresh, broad and silky, tasty and with a powerful finish. It harmonises its aromatic generosity with a broad and silky mouthfeel. It shows a lot of minerality and a powerful...

Viticulture in the Ribeira Sacra is based  on different pillars that make it heroic.  The vineyards are located on terraces above...

Parcel of the oldest of our vineyards, 95% Tinta Fina, to which I add some white varieties such as Albillo and Verdejo, in a percentage of 5% from the same vineyard.  It is a 150-year-old vineyard located in Benegiles at about...

Variety: Albariño  Vintage: 2019  Aging in rhyme: 48 months 

Red wine aged in wood. 18 months in French and American oak barrels.    Valduero Una Cepa is a mature, full-bodied, and...

Gorgola Brut Nature is a Galician sparkling wine made with Albariño grapes using the traditional or champenoise method.    This...

The Olivier Marteaux Champagne is a blend of Pinot Meunier (65%), Chardonnay (20%) and Pinot Noir (15%) grape varieties, coming from different plots located in 7 communes on the right bank of the Marne Valley.  ...

Uxía da Ponte is a single varietal made with the minority Lado, a delicate white variety with little production that luckily was found in the vineyards of the Estévez family.&nbsp; &nbsp; <span...

Coupage de Treixadura, Godello y Albariño. La Finca Misenhora se cultiva en terrazas en Beade, zona que pertenece al Valle del Avia. &nbsp; &nbsp; <span style="font-family: Verdana; font-size:...

Quinta da Muradella Alanda is a white wine from the Quinta da Muradella winery, with the Monterrei Designation of Origin, from Galicia.&nbsp;