Canary Islands
Eight islands, volcanic ash and pre-phylloxera grapes found nowhere else.
The Canary Islands make wines that resemble nothing else. Vines planted in volcanic ash, pre-phylloxera grapes that vanished from the rest of Europe over a century ago, and a landscape that changes from one valley to the next within the same island.
Malvasía, Listán, Marmajuelo, Vijariego… names you won’t find on the supermarket shelf. If you come from the Rioja–Ribera world, your assumptions fall apart here, in the best way. It’s one of the most exciting places to discover wine right now.
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