100% Sousón (local red varietal), hand harvested and fermented in stainless steel.  Aged for four months in barrel.

100% Listán Negro from ungrafted grapevines of more than 100 years old. Grown between 300 and 700 meters above sea level, in the northwest of Tenerife. After a week maceration the wine is made in tank and then left to age for three months in three to five years-old 225L French oak barrels.

100% Listán Blanco (aka Palomino Fino) from ungrafted, pergola-trained vines that are around 100-years-old on average. Vinification and aging are done in stainless steel tanks.

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.

The base wine is 100% Listán Negro from a single vintage. The grapes are very gently pressed in a pneumatic press, resulting in a very pale salmon-hued wine. Aged 15 months sur lie and made using Méthode Champenoise. Zero dosage.

Limited Direct pressed, with no maceration. The wine has its classic pale color, and its hallmark notes of pomegranate, and tart strawberries on the nose and palate.

The high-acid Graciano is the last one of their grapes to be harvested, in their vineyards around the village of Corella. Following a light maceration the wine ferments in steel. 25% of the wine is racked into French oak for malolactic, the rest happens in steel. The wines were blended and rested...

This wine is a tribute to Antonio Sanz, the father of the three brothers running the winery today. It comes from a 40 year old vineyards in Ombatillo, Corella, planted with Graciano. The wine ferments spontaneously in 500  liter French, oak barrels. Malolactic and elevage happen for 12 months in 2-...

Three different plots from the South of the Island, with the vineyards averaging 80 years-old. It was made partly on the skins and partly by direct press.

A blend of wine from 2016, 2017, 2018 and 2019. The wines were blended in 2022 and then kept in tank until it was bottled in 2024. 3,890 bottles produced.

This wine is sourced from several different vineyards all around Albares in Bierzo Alto, where the Aurora project is centered; like its sister wine Poula, this is a blend from old vines and is all estate fruit.