Pazo Señorans

Vilanoviña s/n
36616 Meis
Tel: +34 986 715 373
Fax: +34 986 715 569
infopazodesenorans [dot] com
http://www.pazodesenorans.com

GPS coordinates:
north: 42° 32' 56.3604"
west: 8° 42' 16.0704"

Business Hours
Mondays to fridays from 9:00 to 14:00, and from 16:00 to 19:00. weekends: appointment required. closed from december 25th to january 6th.

Pazo de Señoráns is located at Vilanoviña, Meis. It is a Galician noble country house from the 14th century. The vineyard was part of an architectonic set that included the house, a dovecote, a hórreo a typical Galician raised granary, a stone cross, and a chapel with a small belfry.

The current owners purchased the Pazo in 1979. The wine production started in 1989, although vine growing started in the early 1980s. The first wine was made with grapes collected in 1990.

Behind the Pazo, amid lemon trees, pines, and eucalyptuses, there is a small trained vine displaying the typical props of the Galician vines. The vineyard stretches within an area of 5 km / 3 miles. The soil is composed of silica, granite, and decaying plants. The subsoil offers slight variations on a common basis.

The relatively rainy Atlantic weather made the acclimatization of Albariño grapes possible. This variety is undoubtedly a top-rank one among the autochthonous white grapes in Spain.