9 bodegas in La Geria
La Geria
La Geria is the heart of Lanzarote's vineyards: a high valley of black lapilli — the fine ash left by the 1730–1736 Timanfaya eruptions — running from Yaiza to San Bartolomé. Vines grow one per zoco, the half-moon basalt walls that shelter each plant from the year-round trade winds, set inside conical hand-dug pits that funnel sparse rainfall to the roots. Designated a Protected Landscape in 1994, the valley has supported continuous viticulture since the late 18th century — El Grifo (1775) is the oldest of nine bodegas working its soils today, alongside La Geria, Stratvs, Rubicón, Los Bermejos, Timanfaya, La Florida, Barreto and Mozaga. The signature varietal is Malvasía Volcánica, an ungrafted heritage strain that Phylloxera never touched.
Varietals
- Baboso Negro
- Diego
- Listán Blanco
- Listán Negro
- Malvasía Volcánica
- Moscatel de Alejandría
- Syrah
- Tempranillo
- Tinta Conejera
- Vijariego Blanco
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Imagery: Sentinel-2 cloudless / EOX (CC BY) · Roads © OpenStreetMap contributors- Bodegas Barretoest. 1950 · Malvasía Volcánica
- Bodegas El Grifoest. 1775 · Malvasía Volcánica
- Bodegas La Floridaest. 2012 · Malvasía Volcánica
- Bodega La Geriaest. 1896 · Malvasía Volcánica
- Bodegas Los Bermejosest. 2001 · Malvasía Volcánica
- Bodegas Mozagaest. 1880 · Malvasía Volcánica
- Bodegas Rubicónest. 1979 · Malvasía Volcánica
- Bodegas Stratvsest. 2008 · Malvasía Volcánica
- Bodegas Timanfayaest. 1999 · Malvasía Volcánica
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