Exploring the History and Wines of Bodega La Geria

Bodega La Geria, established in 1896, is one of Lanzarote's oldest wineries, famous for its volcanic wines and unique winemaking methods.

A Rich Heritage

Founded in 1896, Bodega La Geria combines tradition with modern technology.

The Melián family has been managing the winery since 1993.

Unique Winemaking Process

Using volcanic soil, the winery primarily cultivates Malvasía Volcánica and Listán Negro grapes.

Approximately 300,000 bottles are produced annually.

Visit Experience

Bodega La Geria welcomes visitors every day, offering guided tours and a tavern serving local dishes.

What types of wine does Bodega La Geria produce?

They produce white wines primarily from Malvasía Volcánica and red and rosé from Listán Negro.

When is Bodega La Geria open?

The winery is open every day of the year.

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