Anónimas Viticultores was created with the aim of honouring women who have contributed to the world of wine in a silent but essential way. Founded by Cristina Yagüe Cuevas and María Falcón, this project highlights the role of women in viticulture, traditionally dominated by men, and does so from the Rías Baixas region, also extending to other areas of Galicia such as Ribeira Sacra and Valdeorras.
At Anónimas Viticultoras, each bottle reflects the Atlantic freshness of the native Galician varieties. “Os Dunares” —with an Albariño from Rías Baixas and versions of Caíño in red and rosé— evokes the salinity and smoothness of the dune ecosystem. Meanwhile, “Catro e Cadela”, made in the Ribeira Sacra with Mencía and Garnacha, shows the strength of vines planted at 450 metres above sea level in the Búbal River Canyon.
The entire process, from harvesting to winemaking, is manual and artisanal, keeping the Galician winemaking heritage alive. By choosing these wines, you support the work of female winegrowers, oenologists and sommeliers who work together to give visibility to their work. This winery collaborates with different producers in the region, creating a network that promotes the presence of women in the industry.
Anónimas Viticultores not only produces high-quality wines, but also contributes a history of overcoming and recognition to those who, for generations, have been the foundation of Galician wine. At Vinnatura, we invite you to discover these bottles that celebrate the diversity and courage of their creators. Immerse yourself in every sip and be part of a movement that highlights the history and female talent in Galician viticulture. Cheers!
