The initiative, developed by AVIBO every Saturday in June, reinforces the growing interest in wine tourism and the wine culture of the archipelago.
Islas Canarias, lunes 6 de julio de 2026. La edición 2026 de “Descorcha Canarias” ha concluido con un balance muy positivo tras reunir a más de 600 personas en las distintas jornadas celebradas durante el mes de junio. La iniciativa, impulsada por la Denominación de Origen Protegida Islas Canarias – Canary Wine, ha vuelto a acercar al público la singularidad de los vinos elaborados en el archipiélago a través de experiencias enoturísticas desarrolladas en bodegas de referencia.
The program was held every Saturday in June and concluded last Saturday, June 27th, with an excellent reception from residents and visitors. Throughout the various sessions, attendees were able to learn firsthand about the origin, the territory, the wine-growing landscapes, and the production processes that define the identity of Canary Wines.
This edition featured eight wineries belonging to the Canary Islands PDO – Canary Wine, located in Tenerife, Gran Canaria, and Fuerteventura: Bodegas Viñátigo, Bodega Conatvs, Bodegas Viña Zanata, Bodegas El Sitio, Bodega Finca Escudero, Bodegas Linaje del Pago, Bodega El Lomo, and Bodegas Ferrera.
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The activities included guided tours of vineyards and wineries, tastings led by the winemakers themselves, pairings with local products, and cultural events related to the region. This program allowed the public to see not only the quality and diversity of the wines protected by the PDO, but also the landscape, historical, and human value behind each bottle.
The Canary Islands PDO – Canary Wine is very pleased with the outcome of this year’s event. “The success of Descorcha Canarias 2026 demonstrates that the public increasingly values authenticity, the terroir, and the effort behind our wines. Bringing together more than 600 people around the PDO wineries is a clear indicator of the potential of wine tourism as a cultural, social, and economic driver for the Canary Islands,” the organizers stated.
The closing of “Descorcha Canarias 2026” brings to a close a month dedicated to promoting wine culture in the Canary Islands, in which the combination of landscape, tradition, local product and oenological excellence once again took center stage.
With this initiative, the Canary Islands PDO – Canary Wine reinforces its commitment to promoting the wine heritage of the archipelago and to promoting activities that bring the richness, diversity and uniqueness of the wines produced in the islands closer to society.
About AVIBO
The Association of Winegrowers and Winemakers of the Canary Islands (AVIBO) is the management body of the PDO Canary Islands – Canary Wine, responsible for the promotion, control and development of wines protected under this designation of origin.
