Bodegas Chaves

In the heart of the Rías Baixas, Bodega Chaves embodies the very essence of its credo: “Listen to the land and only act when necessary.” Pioneers of organic farming in the region, they have been able to preserve the authenticity of their wines since 1986. Discover the fascinating history of this committed wine house.

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Rías Baixas: An Inseparable Link with Bodega Chaves

In the 1980s, José Chaves, son of Cándido, played a key role in the creation of the Denominación de Origen Rías Baixas, making Bodega Chaves the 2nd registered bodega. Their shared history testifies to the commitment to the quality and origin of Albariño wines.

Val do Salnés: Cultural Treasure in the Heart of the Rías Baixas

On a blessed territory located in Val do Salnés, Bodega Chaves offers a unique journey to the heart of the Rías Baixas. Between idyllic beaches, varied landscapes, and cultural riches, this corner of Galicia reveals its secrets to wine and nature lovers.

The Vineyards: An Unusual History of Lands and Wines

The iconic name "Castel de Fornos" has its roots in the first vineyard of Bodega Chaves, located between Ribadumia and Cambados. Located on a sloping edge, this dry and rocky terroir gave birth to Albariño. This small Albariño berry, cultivated with passion, offers wines with intense aromas of lemon fruit, apple and pear, with a floral and mineral touch. A unique sensory experience, combining vibrant acidity, light structure and subtle bitterness.

Bodegas Chaves: Captivating Galician Terroir, Exceptional Albariño

Between Ribadumia and Cambados, Bodega Chaves draws its essence from the captivating terroir of Val do Salnés, offering a unique wine experience. Castel de Fornos, an emblematic name, evokes an ancestral vineyard, cultivated with passion on dry and stony soils, ideal for Albariño. Where the sea breeze of Arousa leaves its mark, each sip tells a story of tradition, respect for nature and exceptional wine.

In this privileged corner of Galicia, the vineyards of Bodega Chaves, such as A Xesteira and A Modia, reveal varietal treasures. Albariño, the jewel of Spain, offers an unrivaled sensory experience with its fruity bouquet and light structure. Combined with Treixadura, Godello, and Mencía, each grape variety creates a symphony of flavors, capturing the very essence of Galician wine diversity.