The oldest winery in the Canary Islands and one of the ten oldest in Spain, run by the same family for generations. They have made wine without interruption since 1775 and turned 250 in 2025 — and have kept a curiosity that runs from a bone-dry Brut Nature with several years on the lees to a pale free-run rosé.
Their logo was drawn by César Manrique. He also had a hand in shaping the wine museum at the winery.
From the cellar · 1881
In the old cellar there are still casks of Malvasía Volcánica from 1881, marked by hand. The wine is still in them, and today it forms the base of the winery’s solera.
El Grifo · 1:03
Another world, on another clock — the island’s oldest winery, filmed at home.
El Grifo · Vintage 2023
Lías Malvasía Volcánica
Aged on its lees. Salt and yeast over a taut, citric acidity — the wine that took us into the standard range.
Kr 399,00
El Grifo · Vintage 2018
Lías 250 Edición Única
The bottling for the winery’s 250th year. Hand-picked in Tinajo, more than four years on the lees, part cask-aged.
Kr 499,70
El Grifo · Vintage 2022
Malvasía Volcánica Brut Nature
Traditional method, several years on the lees before disgorgement. No dosage at all.
Kr 499,70
El Grifo · Vintage 2024
Colección Seco
Malvasía Volcánica at its most direct — blossom, stone fruit and salt, with nothing in the way.
Kr 399,70
El Grifo · Vintage 2023
Rosado de Lágrima
Free-run Listán Negro — only the juice that runs off under its own weight. Pale, smooth, with marked acidity.
Kr 399,70