Anónimas Viticultoras

Anónimas Viticultoras was created with the aim of giving visibility to the women who have been part of the wine world in a silent but essential way. Founded by Cristina Yagüe Cuevas and María Falcón, this project vindicates the female role in Galician viticulture from a modern, sensitive perspective, deeply linked to the territory.

Their work focuses on small-production Galician wines, made with respect for the vineyard, manual harvesting, and a clear artisanal vocation. Each bottle seeks to express freshness, identity, and Atlantic character, showing different ways of understanding Galicia through wine.

Their creations include white, red, and rosé wines that reflect the diversity of the Galician landscape: from fresh and saline wines with Atlantic influence to reds with energy, vibrant fruit, and a gastronomic profile. These are wines designed for those who seek creations with history, sensitivity, and their own personality.

The project also functions as a network of collaboration and recognition, valuing the work of female winegrowers, oenologists, sommeliers, and women who have contributed to Galician wine for generations. Its name, Anónimas Viticultoras, precisely summarizes that intention: to give a voice to those who have often sustained the vineyard without being in the spotlight.

At VinNatura, we selected Anónimas Viticultoras for its authenticity, its commitment to the landscape, and its honest way of uniting wine, territory, and female memory. A Galician proposal with freshness, elegance, and a story worth telling.

Transparency note

Each wine retains its corresponding classification. When a reference is protected by a D.O.P. or I.G.P., it is explicitly indicated on its product sheet. Otherwise, it is presented as a small-production Galician wine, without attributing a protected designation when not applicable.