Canarias makes some of Spain's most singular wines on volcanic soils and at impossible altitudes. Its two provinces, Santa Cruz de Tenerife and Las Palmas, bring together 155 wineries and up to eleven appellations of origin that draw on an Atlantic climate and a vineyard that never suffered phylloxera, preserving unique pre-phylloxera varieties.
Canarias makes some of Spain's most singular wines on volcanic soils and at impossible altitudes. Its two provinces, Santa Cruz de Tenerife and Las Palmas, bring together 155 wineries and up to eleven appellations of origin that draw on an Atlantic climate and a vineyard that never suffered phylloxera, preserving unique pre-phylloxera varieties.
Listán negro, volcanic malvasía, negramoll and baboso yield fresh, mineral wines with a marked island character. From the D.O. Tacoronte-Acentejo —the first in the islands— to the high-altitude vineyards of Abona, by way of the lunar landscape of La Geria in Lanzarote, each island offers an unrepeatable wine tourism experience.
Visiting wineries in Canarias means gazing over World Heritage landscapes, tasting wines that grow among lava flows and pairing wine with island cuisine: papas arrugadas with mojo, cheeses and fresh fish facing the Atlantic.
Canarias brings together 155 wineries spread across 2 provinces. Choose a province to see all its wineries and wine tourism experiences.
The first Canary appellation, in northern Tenerife, cradle of the listán negro red.
See the D.O. Tacoronte-Acentejo →High-altitude vineyards in southern Tenerife, some above 1,500 m beside the Teide.
See the D.O. Abona →The unique landscape of La Geria: vines in hollows of volcanic ash protected by stone walls.
See the D.O. Lanzarote →Malvasías and reds from the isla bonita, including the singular vinos de tea.
See the D.O. La Palma →The spectacular braided-cordon vineyard beneath the Teide.
See the D.O. Valle de la Orotava →Vineyards of the Gran Canaria midlands with native varieties.
See the D.O. Gran Canaria →Choose your province, discover its appellations of origin and book your winery visit.
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