Vimbio

Martín and Patricia are deeply devoted to their three vineyards planted on 2.5 Ha which surround the house and the bodega at Adega Vimbio. They are planted to Albariño, Caiño Blanca, and Loureiro, trellised on stone plinths. The ground is covered in lush green cover crops, and blackberries and wildflowers edge the vines. They incorporate the native plants of the area in their holistic approach to farming, using biodynamic treatments from local plants and algae from the nearby Atlantic as fertilizer. Indeed, the name of the winery, Vimbio, is the name for the local Willow trees. - Jose Pastor Selections

About the Winemaker

Vimbio

Martín and Patricia pour their passion into their three vineyards sprawled across 2.5 hectares, enveloping both their home and the bodega at Adega Vimbio. Here, Albariño, Caiño Blanca, and Loureiro vines thrive, trained on stone plinths. The earth is swathed in vibrant green cover crops, while blackberries and wildflowers adorn the vineyard edges. Embracing a holistic farming ethos, they integrate indigenous plants into their practices, utilizing biodynamic treatments sourced from local flora and algae from the nearby Atlantic as fertilizer. Notably, the winery's name, Vimbio, pays homage to the area's indigenous Willow trees. - Jose Pastor Selections

Vimbio Winemaker

The Region

Galicia, Spain

Galicia, nestled in the lush greenery of northwest Spain, boasts a burgeoning natural wine scene that embodies the region's rich cultural heritage and pristine natural beauty. Renowned for its rugged coastline, misty mountains, and emerald valleys, Galicia provides an ideal terroir for cultivating grapes with distinctive character and flavor. Natural winemakers in Galicia embrace traditional methods, eschewing additives and pesticides in favor of organic and biodynamic practices. This commitment to sustainability and authenticity results in wines that express the unique essence of the land, showcasing vibrant acidity, minerality, and a sense of place. From crisp Albariños along the coastal Rías Baixas to robust Mencías in the inland valleys of Ribeira Sacra, Galician natural wines captivate the palate with their purity and complexity, offering a taste of the region's soul in every sip.