Adega Pazos de Lusco is one of the most renowned wineries of the Rías Baixas D.0. (Denomination of Origin, or certified wine-growing region), its renown sweeping across the rest of Spain after discovering its white wines to be one of Galicia's great treasures.

The Albariño winery boasts a historic location. It is presided over by the Pazo Piñeiro, a 16th-century complex featuring a chapel, barn and stables typical of the stately rural life forming part of Galician history. Its wines were produced there until 2009, when this work was transferred to new facilities, a modern and functional winery just steps away.

During this time specialized media sources have firmly established Pazos de Lusco's position as an industry leader, including the Peñín Guide, which in its latest edition issued high marks to its Lusco 92 points.

Located in the heart of the Rías Baixas region, in the subregion of Tea County, Adega Pazos de Lusco enjoys an extraordinary location, with a warm, marine climate, terrain featuring gentle hills, and soil with a sandy composition, rich in clay, limestone and granite.

The area's personality and purity alone lay the foundations for the work necessary to produce 100% Albariño wines, without mixtures and produced following time-honored traditions. Wines defined by their freshness and minerality. Most of the production from this Galician region is exported to 25 countries around the world, with the U.S.A., Australia, Japan and Canada their main destinations.

The current winery was designed to turn out wines of the highest quality. To this end it employs the very best resources available, including a series of carefully selected barrels, of French cooperage, in which the label's most exclusive wines are aged.

The ancestral elaboration methods the winery has observed ever since its beginnings also ensure that Pazos de Lusco wines rank among the most distinctive among those bearing the Rías Baixas D.O. seal. In other words, they conserve the style of history's great Albariño wines.