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Silius Bucce is presented as a delicious Godello accompanied by a small percentage of Albariño and Treixadura, grapes from the A Toca estate, a plot with ferruginous soils very close to an iron exploitation, which dates back to Roman times, where The vines are 60 to 80 years old.&nbsp; <P...

Sweet wine that comes from overripe Moscatel de Grano Menudo grapes from our El Bosque de Traibuenas estate.&nbsp; &nbsp; It was created by...

Low-alcohol sparkling wine (5.5%) made from grapes of the Moscatel small grain variety.&nbsp; &nbsp; It has a fine bubble that accompanies...

Château Dereszla Tokaji Dry&nbsp; &nbsp; A fresh white wine from Hungary.&nbsp; <span...

Mara Moura Rosado Mara Moura Rosado is made with bastardo grape (merenzao), one of the oldest and minority native varietals of Galicia, which is practically extinct.&nbsp; &nbsp; <span...

The native red varieties Caíño Tinto and Espadeiro, together with the white Albariño, from the Fontecón plot (Padrenda, Meaño), in the heart of the Salnés Valley, give shape to Zarate Fontecón Rosé, a vibrant and fresh rosé of great elegance and balance, aged on fine lees for three months in French oak barrels and...

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; ...

The Duriguttis, creators of legendary Argentine reds, have traveled to Galicia to choose their red blend and make a ribeiro in which freshness is its hallmark.&nbsp; &nbsp; <span...

Ribeiro Manuel Rojo, is the name of this selective wine, it is a signature wine, artisanal production with selective late bottling, which respects clarification and filtering, a process carried out based on racking.&nbsp;

A Torna Dos Pasas is a red wine made by Luis Anxo Rodríguez in Arnoia, D.O. Ribeiro.&nbsp; &nbsp; It is a wine made with Brancellao, Caíño...

Mature, serious, balanced, classic&nbsp; &nbsp; After a gentle cold maceration for three days, the must will begin to slowly ferment with...