In this winery, which is the fifth oldest in Spain, so much so that its wine press dates back to 1775, is located this Wine Museum that preserves all the tools and the fundamental elements for winemaking. In addition, the experiences, which range from wine tastings with food and wine pairing, to historical and innovative ones, include a visit to the Small Cactus Garden, the Fruit Orchard or the Palm Tree Orchard and the “chabocos” of muscatel, which are holes in the lava in which the vines nested back in the 19th century.
El Grifo Wine Museum
LANZAROTE’S WINE HERITAGE
Located in the heart of the winery in Lanzarote, the EL GRIFO Wine Museum showcases a collection of historic machinery and old wine tanks that have been used throughout our 250-year history.
Visitors can explore everything from the original 1775 winepress to tools that reflect the evolution of winemaking on the island, uniquely adapted to the extreme conditions of its volcanic soils.

A UNIQUE EXHIBITION IN LANZAROTE
Among our most treasured pieces is the 1775 foundational stone, engraved with the date marking the beginning of this iconic winery.
Additionally, the museum showcases machinery from the past that stands out for its innovation during a time of limited resources, offering insight into the ingenuity and adaptability of our ancestors.
Every corner of the museum tells a story of hard work, tradition, and respect for the environment.

CENTURIES-OLD WINES
EL GRIFO wines have a centuries-old history that dates back to the late 18th century, when the winery was founded.
The interaction of the strains with the volcanic soil of Lanzarote gives rise to unique wines of enormous historical value, such as our 1881 Malvasía Volcánica wine.
عنوان
35559 San Bartolomé de Lanzarote
Canarias
España

