Granbazán Limousin stands out as the first Albariño wine classified as Rías Baixas Barrica in the prestigious Denomination of Origin. Its history dates back to the late 80s when experiments began with French oak barrels to refine its production process. Over the years, this technique has evolved to achieve a wine that combines exceptional balance with the character of the Albariño variety. The grapes come from Finca Tremoedo, where meticulous care is given to the vineyards, over 40 years old, implementing practices such as green pruning and leaf removal to ensure low yields. These vineyards grow on “xabre” or “weathered granite” soils, contributing a uniqueness that is reflected in every bottle. Granbazán Limousin is not just a wine, but the result of a commitment to quality and the terroir that defines it.