Viñátigo

Canary Islands wines from rare indigenous varieties and volcanic terrain.

Viñátigo operates in the Canary Islands, where volcanic soils and Atlantic winds shape distinctive wines from indigenous and rare varieties. The winery's Maipé Taganana, made from Palomino, demonstrates the region's capacity for oxidative whites of complexity and depth. Laderas de Teno blends Bastardo Magarachsky, Vijiriega, and Tintilla de Rota—grapes rarely seen outside these islands—into a wine that reflects the terroir's singular character. Camino de la Peña rounds the portfolio with additional expression of the archipelago's viticultural identity. These wines have been assessed by Wine Advocate, Wine Spectator, and Decanter, positioning Viñátigo within a critical conversation around Spain's most unconventional wine region.