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Intense and complex on the nose, with notes of pine forest and aromatic herbs, plum and cherry, and a voluminous and full mouthfeel, this Corimbo is a faithful representative of the 2019 harvest, with overwhelming fruitiness and outstanding freshness. 

Cabana das Bolboretas offers a unique experience in Rías Baixas, located in a privileged enclave where our visitors can stay and enjoy experiences around wine. We try to highlight the native varieties of the area, mainly Albariño, seeking their maximum expression. We dedicate half of our production to the production of...

This red wine is made entirely with Grenache from old vines on slate and ferrous clay soils. A sum of characteristics that give rise to a varietal wine with structure, complexity and very elegant. 

Viña Peón honors the work of each vineyard worker,  emphasizing it and uniting it with the land.  Our Fris selection pays tribute...

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

Tasty and full-bodied on the palate, with good fruity persistence (citrus) and just the right acidity to give it freshness. Long, smooth, and balanced finish. 

Castel de Fornos is our family's flagship wine, a wine that pays homage to our first vineyard, located on the iconic Fornos hillside. This dry, stony terrain, known as "castel" by our ancestors, has been a prosperous spot for the cultivation of Albariño, giving life to a wine that captures the essence of our...

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.  ...

Golden in color with topaz reflections, the 10 Year Old Port presents a pronounced bouquet with fruity notes such as orange and plum, ending with notes of dried fruits and vanilla.&nbsp; &nbsp; <P...

Sometimes it is very difficult to identify the line that separates a Fino from an Amontillado.&nbsp; &nbsp; This is the case of Sánchez...