
The Volcanic Wines of the Canary Islands
A sub-tropical climate, phylloxera-free old vines, volcanic soils, spectacular landscapes, and a unique array of native grape varieties make the Canary Islands one of the most exciting wine producing regions in Spain. Despite their low latitude (28 degrees, similar to Southern Morocco), Canarian wines are incredibly fresh, with a pronounced minerality, and saline notes that speak to the vineyards’ proximity to the Atlantic Ocean. The … Continue reading The Volcanic Wines of the Canary Islands