A rebellious and aromatic white from the ever-defiant Nacho González, Malas Uvas 2021 breaks the rules with style. Named “Bad Grapes” in protest of the Valdeorras D.O.'s rejection of these native varieties, this wine is a celebration of forgotten vines and freedom in winemaking. Made from Palomino and Doña Branca, it’s textured, lively, and full of sun-soaked fruit and mineral tension.
Winemaker: Nacho González Origin: Valdeorras, Galicia, Spain Grapes: Palomino & Doña Branca Style: Peachy, mineral, and skin-contact white Year: 2021 Alcohol: 12% Vinification: Hand-harvested, destemmed, wild yeast fermentation in tinaja, one week skin maceration, 5 months on lees, bottled unfined, unfiltered, and without SO₂
Malas Uvas 2021 is a beautiful contradiction—fresh yet structured, wild yet precise. Serve chilled (8–10°C) and enjoy with bold vegetables, salty cheeses, or rebellious company.
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OIur wines are a reflection of nature's truest form. We partner only with biodynamic vineyards—places where vines are nurtured with a reverence for the earth and a deep respect for natural rhythms. These vineyards view the soil not as a means to an end but as a living, breathing ecosystem. By working in harmony with the land, they cultivate wines that are as alive as the soils they spring from.
Our wines hold the pure expression of the vine, untouched by chemical interference and guided by the wisdom of traditional methods. Each bottle carries an honest snapshot of its origin: the seasons, the hands that tended the vines, and the character of the soil itself. These are wines with a pulse, honest and unapologetic, offering a taste of nature in its unaltered state.
