Indagres

10/05/2026

Galicia has closed the largest harvest in its history: 78.5 million kilos of grapes.

The five Galician Designations of Origin have finished the 2026 campaign with a record 78.5 million kilos, surpassing the previous high of 77.8 million set in 2011. The growth is driven by Ribeiro, Monterrei, Valdeorras and Ribeira Sacra.

Monterrei has achieved its largest harvest ever with 8,768,000 kilos, 80% of it white grapes. Ribeiro reached 9,330,000 kilos, up 15% on 2025. Valdeorras closed at 8,100,000 kilos, up 8%, with the first musts pointing to a vintage of great quality. Ribeira Sacra reached 5,446,859 kilos, up 17.9%, and its Godello passed one million kilos for the first time.

An early, well managed campaign, and a good vintage in the making from the northwest corner of Spain.

Source: Consellos Reguladores / Europa Press.

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09/20/2026

Indagres at the Americas Food & Beverage Show 2026.

Three days in Miami Beach, presenting European olive oil, w**es and specialty products to buyers from across the Americas.

Miami Beach, September 14 to 16.

09/08/2026

A Valdeorras w**ery becomes the only one in the D.O. with organic certification.

Bodegas Blare, located in Vilanova, in O Barco de Valdeorras, has just obtained the organic production seal from the Xunta de Galicia becoming the only w**ery in the D.O. Valdeorras to hold this certification.

All of Blare's production is organic. Its founder, Herminio Blanco, puts it simply: "Our philosophy is to do things calmly." A commitment to careful work, respect for the vineyard and the long term — over haste.

For a historic, small region like Valdeorras, this recognition is more than a seal: it is a step forward in sustainability and market differentiation. A w**e born from a specific soil and a specific philosophy.

Source: D.O. Valdeorras.

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09/08/2026

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08/24/2026

The Monterrei W**e Fair closes its most successful edition ever.

With more than 36,000 tastings sold across three days, the 19th edition of the Monterrei W**e Fair in Verín has set a new attendance record in the history of the event. Visitors came from all over Spain, Galicia and northern Portugal, confirming the Fair as one of the main showcases of Galician w**es.

The response was visible beyond the tasting halls: w**e and gastronomy sessions and showcookings with local products reached full capacity a week before the event began, and the gastronomic offering doubled the number of food stalls compared with previous editions.

According to Manuel Vázquez, President of the Monterrei PDO Regulatory Council, the figures "demonstrate the potential of Monterrei w**es and show that the path we have embarked upon is delivering results" — with a clear drive to bring the Fair closer to new and younger audiences.

A great way for the region to celebrate its w**es before the harvest — which began here last week.

Source: D.O. Monterrei.

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08/10/2026

Seamless from Spain to the U.S.

Navigating international trade is complex, but getting your favorite premium products to the shelf shouldn't be.

At Indagres, we don't just move goods; we manage the entire journey. From strict regulatory compliance and customs clearance to specialized storage and precision logistics, we ensure that European excellence arrives in the U.S. without friction.

Your product. Our expertise. Zero complications.

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07/27/2026

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07/27/2026

Albariño from Rías Baixas continues to rise on American w**e lists.

The U.S. is the leading export market for D.O. Rías Baixas, accounting for 34% of total export volume. Over the past 25 years, Albariño sales in the American market have grown from 244,000 litres to nearly 3 million litres — sustained growth that reflects the recognition of a unique variety, shaped by granite soils and the Atlantic influence of northwest Galicia.

August 1 marks Albariño Day, coinciding with the Fiesta del Albariño in Cambados, where more than 150,000 visitors gather each year to celebrate Galicia's most emblematic w**e. An event that year after year reinforces the bond between this territory and international markets.

Rías Baixas Albariño is defined by its citrus and stone fruit notes, fresh acidity, and mineral character — qualities that have made it one of the most sought-after premium European whites on restaurant lists and specialty w**e shops across the U.S.

Source: D.O. Rías Baixas, July 2026.

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