Rías Baixas region in Spain known for Albariño wine

The Rías Baixas region in Galicia, Spain, is noted for its production of Albariño, a light and refreshing white wine grape that has gained significant popularity in the United States. Located in the province of Pontevedra, the region is defined by its estuaries, which translate to ‘lower rivers’ in the Galician language.

In the city of Cambados, specifically in Refoxos, the small bodega Seixido Wines operates along the Ruta de Rías Baixas, offering a firsthand experience of the local wine culture.