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There are more and more small producers who stand out for their cultivation and traditional production of all kinds of wines. Sexto Elemento wines are a great example of this
Canarian wine is a booming fashion that is leaving us spectacular bottles for our tables. The Tisalaya wines by Miguel Morales
A project that, forty years later, is a reflection of sustainability and humanity. And also of innovation mixed with tradition, such as its brisado wine, better known in the area as vi brisat or orange wine by the more modern ones.
Wine culture in the Canary Islands is by no means new. The cultivation of grapes for wine dates back centuries. In fact, to this day you can still find some hundred-year-old vines in some of the vineyards. However, what makes Canarian wine different?
Wine lovers are increasingly interested in buying orange wine online, since good wines are difficult to find in supermarkets, regular stores or even specialized wine bars