100% Gual, which Jesus vinifies as if they were red grapes (in the "ancestral" style). Macerated for three weeks on the skins; the extended maceration time results in a beguilingly aromatic wine. Gual is a light-colored grape, so the wine's color is not deep orange the way other wines made in this...

A half-and-half blend of Tintilla and Baboso, fermented whole-cluster (including the stems) in open wooden vats with occasional punch-downs. Black-fruited with incredible density of flavor, minerality and length. Limited.

Each parcel is vinified separately in steel and concrete and then aged together in a large French oak foudre and one very old French barrique. The photograph on the label is of Borja’s great-grandfather’s hands. 100% Listán Negro. Lightly clarified but not filtered before bottling.

A blend of ninety percent Listán Blanco, with ten percent Albillo Criollo, added for a burst of acidity. A bit over half of the fruit is grown at 500 meters of altitude, with the rest grown at 250 meters altitude. Hand-harvested and carried to the winery in small boxes of fifteen kilograms to avoid...

SOLD OUT. 100% Listán Blanco that comes from a plot called “El Drago” located between 600-700m altitude in the seaside town of El Sauzal on the island of Tenerife. The vines are now 80+ years old and, as is typical of the area, have never seen Phylloxera.  The "Drago" for which both the vineyard...

100% sparkling Malvasía Volcanica* from a single vintage, made using méthode Champenoise and aged at least 18 months sur lie. The prise de mousse used to start the second fermentation is made with Malvasía must rather than sugar. Zero dosage. (6/750ml) *Malvasía Volcanica is a crossing of Malvasía...

Also known as Bual when used in making Madeira, the Gual is cold-soaked then fermented at a very low temperature. Fermented in stainless steel at cool temperatures, then aged on its fine lees in the same tank.

From a 22-year-old north-facing vineyard with clay and loam soils at 450m altitude.  After careful selection in the field and cellar, the fruit is gently destemmed and crushed; fermentation is spontaneous, in concrete tank for 18 days. Once pressed, it goes to a 600L French oak barrel for...

Marmajuelo has a very short life cycle, and these plants suffered the most with the extremely dry year. However, due to the incredible early harvest, they retained great acidity and the wine turned out fresher, more tense than 2016. From a 22-year-old vineyard composed of loam/clay soil. After a...

This year the two plots that Victoria sources from for this wine (in Mazo) yielded much lower white varietals making the Clarete less pale than last vintage. It still shows a delicate and pretty color for a field blend made of everything she can find in those vineyards (Negramoll, Albillo, Listan...

100% Listan Negro from "Las Rosas", a region on the eastern part of La Palma (one of the windier places in the island). The wine comes from  different plots of basaltic rock and is made in concrete.

100% Listán Blanco (aka Palomino Fino when planted in Jerez) grown at about 460 meters above sea level. These vines are pergola-trained and about one hundred years old on average. Vinification and aging is done in inox tanks.  Fresh, salty, mineral-driven and hugely refreshing; quintessential...

100% Listán Negro, aged three months in used American and French oak.

Dry, high in acid and extremely refreshing, this pale pink rosado calls to mind a nervy Txakolina, charged with a uniquely Canary minerality. Direct-press.  

Victoria's ethereal Listan Prieto comes from centenarian vines grown at 1,200 meters of altitude. The grapes are destemmed, foot-stomped and fermented in old foudres where the wine rests for a year before bottling.

The brightest gem in Victoria's portfolio, the Malvasia Aromática Seca '18 is as impressive as ever. As it is with all of her wines it ferments with indigenous yeasts, in this case for nine months in three different old foudres. After the fermentation ended she let the wines rest for a couple of...

100% tank-aged Malvasía Volcanica. Malvasía Volcanica is a grape that is truly indigenous to the Canary Islands, a crossing of Marmajuelo (an indigenous peach-skinned white grape) and Malvasía Aromatica.  Crisp, bright and positively exploding with citrus and mineral flavors.

100% Marmajuelo, fermented and aged on the lees in stainless steel. Jesus first discovered this little known variety on the island of Hierro. This dark white grape imparts a peachy color, and the aromatics express the tropical side of Canary Island whites. 

100% Marmajuelo, fermented and aged on the lees in stainless steel. Jesus first discovered this little known variety on the island of Hierro. This dark white grape imparts a peachy color, and the aromatics express the tropical side of Canary Island whites. 

100% Negramoll, macerated at low temperature before fermentation; aged six months in French oak barrels. This grape is universally described by our winemakers as "the Pinot Noir" of the Canary Islands, and we understand why. Deep cherry color, with aromas of red berries and toffee. Soft, polished...

Sin Titulo in 2018 is a 50/50 blend of Negramoll and Listan Negro, from two markedly different plots. The Negramoll comes from some high altitude vineyards drenched by the sun, and the Listan Negro from a plot closer to the sea. A synthesis of opposites as she once described it.

Made from estate-grown Listán Negro grapes, aged 3 months in mostly used American oak barrels. (About one of 8 barrels is new.)  The grapes are de-stemmed and cold-soaked for 24 hours before pressing. Vinification in stainless steel tanks, after which the wines are moved to used american oak...

100% Listán Negro that comes from two training styles - classic cordon and royat espalier.  It is vinified in stainless steel; one-fifth of the fruit undergoes carbonic maceration. One-third of the wine goes into American oak for two to three months before release. Augustin explains that you find...

100% Vijariego Blanco, a grape variety unique to the Canary Islands. But what does that mean? What does it taste like? The best description we can think of is that it's similar to Chablis: high in acid, salty, and well-structured.