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Viñátigo Listán Blanco DOP 2025

Viñátigo Listán Blanco DOP 2025

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Food pairings

  • Shellfish
  • Lean fish
  • Vegetable dishes
  • Savory snacks
  • Goat cheese

Try it with

  • Grilled vegetables
  • Steamed mussels
  • Anchovies on toast
This Listán Blanco is light, crisp and driven by fresh acidity and a salty, volcanic minerality, so it works best with light dishes where you don't overpower its clean precision. The acidity cuts through richness and oil and highlights the salt, while the light body matches fish and shellfish prepared gently. Fennel, white flowers and a hint of dried nuts resonate at the same time in grilled vegetables and fresh herbs. Keep the plating simple, so the wine's cool freshness and salty finish are allowed to stand out clearly.

Taste profile

Product details

Country Spanien
Region Tenerife
Vintage 2025
Classification DOP Islas Canarias
Grapes Listán Blanco de Canarias
Bottle size 75 cl
Alcohol 12,5%
Cork type Kork

About the wine

Classic Tenerife with freshness, energy, and a distinct volcanic character.

The vineyards are scattered across northern Tenerife on slopes and in small ravines created by the latest eruptions from the Teide volcano. Listán blanco is the island's most widespread white grape, which in this landscape gains a unique combination of energy, minerality, and precision.

The aroma opens fresh and lively with notes of fennel, white flowers, and a hint of dried nuts. There is also a green tone and a salty minerality that gives the wine a clear Tenerife expression. The taste is juicy and precise with great tension, a naturally fresh acidity, and a clean mineral finish with a slightly salty character.

The wine is enjoyable as a glass on the terrace, where the cool freshness and volcanic energy can fully shine.

The grapes come from 400 to 800 meters in altitude in the northwestern part of Tenerife. Vineyards planted on their own roots—many of them old and some of very high age—grow in relatively young volcanic soils with sand and stones, providing good drainage and forcing the roots deep into the subsoil.

The trade winds from the North Atlantic play an important role and help preserve the freshness and tension of the grapes throughout the growing season.

The grapes are harvested by hand in small crates. After harvest, the grapes are cooled to maintain freshness and minimize oxidation. Fermentation takes place spontaneously with the grapes' own yeast cells in steel tanks, after which the wine matures on the fine lees. This adds extra texture and depth, while the pure fruit of the grape, the fresh acidity, and the volcanic terroir are clearly and precisely expressed in the glass.

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