Historically, the Canary Islands have been recognized for the remarkable quality of their white varietals, most famously the “Canary” wines, originally produced from ancient Malvasía vines native to Tenerife. The relatively recent but exponential development of viticulture in the Canary Islands, driven by a deep understanding of our native grape varieties—many of them unique in the world—has led to the emergence of our wines as a major surprise on the international wine scene, with a still-untapped potential.
“4 Lías” joins the ranks of premium wines made from noble white grapes originating from the Canary Islands—alongside Malvasía, Albillo Criollo, and Forastera Gomera—to produce aromatic wines with depth and balance. These wines are characterized by a subtle floral scent, pronounced minerality, and a rich, nuanced flavor with a smooth, creamy texture.
As part of the current movement to return to traditional varietals, Listán Blanco is beginning to reveal its potential in the production of top-tier Canarian wines. This resurgence is thanks to the tireless work of local winemakers seeking out the unique traits that allow this grape to express its full personality. The project to craft a premium Listán Blanco from vineyards over 850 meters above sea level represents an innovative approach rooted in respect for tradition. This wine marks the first white wine aged on lees produced by Bodega El Lomo.
The lees used in this wine come from a very special vineyard sheltered within a volcanic caldera in the Tacoronte region. Its ideal geographic and climatic conditions support the cultivation of four exceptional and distinctive varietals: Gual, Albillo Criollo from La Palma, Vijariego Blanco, Baboso Blanco, and Verdello (a vine originating from El Hierro).
"4 Lías" stands out for its unique character, straw-yellow color with golden reflections from lees aging, and its ripe fruit aromas. Harmonious, full-bodied, and long on the palate, it offers a well-balanced structure with natural acidity.