Bodegas Lagar de Pintos is a family-owned winery founded in 1996 in Rías Baixas known for making Albariño wines.

Bodegas Granbazán is a Rías Baixas winery specializing in Albariño with a focus on terroir-driven, high-quality wines.

Adega Pedralonga was established in 1997, bringing Albariño production into the modern era while preserving the philosophy of their ancestors.

Bodegas Fulcro, established in 2009 by Manuel Moldes—better known as Chicho—represents a new wave of fresh, terroir-driven wines from the Val do Salnés.

Rodrigo ‘Rodri’ Méndez has been a driving force for quality wine in Rías Baixas since the mid-2000s.

Founded in 1982, Adegas Castrobrey farms 9 hectares of grapes such as Albariño, Godello, and Treixadura in the Ribeira do Ulla subzone of Rías Baixas.

Alberto Nanclares and Silvia Prieto produce terroir-driven, low-intervention wines in Rías Baixas.

Condes de Albarei is a Rías Baixas cooperative winery founded in 1988. It later acquired Pazo Baión in 2008, launching a new wine label and social initiatives.

Xurxo Alba quickly established himself as a rising star in Rías Baixas, working out of his family’s furancho-turned-winery Bodegas Almabar. Today, it’s safe to say that he stands among the region’s great growers and winemakers.