Pazos de Lusco

Pazos de Lusco is a Rías Baixas estate in Condado do Tea, near the Miño River and the Portuguese border, focused on expressive Albariño with real depth and structure. At its center is Pazo Piñeiro, a restored 16th-century Galician manor house surrounded by pergola-trained vines, a traditional system built for airflow and healthy fruit in this Atlantic-leaning climate.

Condado do Tea is known for Albariño with a slightly richer, rounder profile than coastal sites, and Pazos de Lusco leans into that identity with careful, parcel-by-parcel vinification and extended lees work for texture and lift. Galicia’s pilgrimage culture is close by too, with the Camino Portugués entering the region at nearby Tui before winding north through the Rías Baixas toward Santiago.