Maturation evolution study: Dyostem
Since 2010, Bodegas El Grifo has led an R&D project to improve the quality and adapt the production of local varieties (such as Malvasía Volcánica and Listán Negro) to market...
At EL GRIFO, innovation means respecting tradition while looking to the future. We are committed to new technologies in the vineyard and winery to better care for the land, optimize resources, and improve the quality of our wines.
Every advancement we make has a single purpose: to continue doing what we love, but in a more sustainable, efficient, and conscious way.
Our team drives research projects that ensure the excellence of each wine, always with deep respect for the land that gives us life.
Since 2010, Bodegas El Grifo has led an R&D project to improve the quality and adapt the production of local varieties (such as Malvasía Volcánica and Listán Negro) to market...
The study analyzes the relationship between climatic factors and grape production in Lanzarote between 2002 and 2010, using climatic data from the Tinajo winery and production figures from the Lanzarote...
Wine-growing regions (according to ITE): Region I (< 1,371.8º): Ideal for high-quality dry wines. E.g.: Laguardia, Lanzarote (average 2015–2024). Region II (1,371.8º – 1,649.6º): Good performance for common wines and...
This study analyzes the history and evolution of Malvasia in the Atlantic, particularly in the Canary Islands and Madeira, challenging many historical accounts widely accepted as fact. Using historical sources,...
In this study, we present the conclusions of 5 years of work in our Abadía Retuerta vineyard. We have observed a nearly 100% correlation between vine shoot growth and the...
At EL GRIFO, we make our wines with yeasts selected from our own vineyard. After a meticulous process of isolation, identification, and cultivation, we have developed unique native strains that...
We care for soil life through practices such as vermicomposting, fostering the vine’s natural fertility and balance.
This natural humus enriches the soil, improves its structure, increases water retention, and helps prevent vine diseases — all in a sustainable way that respects the volcanic environment.
What is vermicompost? It is a natural organic fertilizer produced by worms (Eisenia fetida), which transform plant waste into nutrient-rich humus. At El Grifo, we use leaves, branches, husks, and...
As part of its commitment to sustainability and biodiversity, El Grifo has installed an insect hotel on its Masdache estate. Built with recycled materials from the winery itself, it serves...
Regenerative viticulture is an agricultural approach that seeks to restore and enhance the soil and ecosystem in vineyards. It focuses on sustainable practices that promote biodiversity. The techniques used are:...