Muscat wine is any wine that's produced from a grape variety in the Muscat family. Yet within the Muscat family of grapes – over 200 of them, by some counts! ...

The most remarkable wine area on the island is La Geria, a 13,000-acre protected landscape which lies at the foot of Timanfaya National Park, one of Lanzarote’s main tourist attractions.

Volcanic Wine 101: What to Know About the Booming Category. From Mount Etna on Sicily to the Spanish island of Lanzarote, grapes grown in volcanic soil are producing some of the world's most ...

A top-of-the-range wine, El Grifo sells for up to £32.99 per bottle in the UK. The winery produces red and whites, called Volcanic Malvasia, Listán Negro, Listán Blanco, Vijariego and Moscatel.

Saborea Lanzarote food and wine festival, November 26-27. The largest food and wine festival in the Canary Islands features expert talks and invites local craftsmen to show off their latest ...

Most of the world's wine regions rely on at least 300mm of annual rainfall, but Lanzarote receives only about 150mm, and frequently less. Adding insult to injury, the island is routinely buffeted ...

Lanzarote has long been home to unfussy indie B&Bs and seafront grandes dames such as the storied Hotel Fariones, built in 1966. ... including the natural-wine maker Bodega Cohombrillo.

The Finca, run by Lanzarote Retreats, sources around 90 per cent of its energy from solar, with the rest from wind energy and gas. It’s also a great place to stay for the Wine Run.

Sadly, Lanzarote’s vineyard area has decreased from around 3,000 ha in 2007 to 1,800 hectares hundreds of which are in La Geria, where many growers have abandoned viticulture in recent years. That ...

However, the bumper crop of 2023, which yielded 3.3 million kilos of grapes, has boosted production prospects. Organic wine production is on the rise in Lanzarote and there’s a growing interest in the ...