Listán Blanco
Best known in Canary Islands
The Canary Islands name for Palomino, the grape of sherry. Grown on volcanic soils, it makes dry, textured whites with a saline, smoky, mineral edge. Very different from its sherry incarnation.
Bodegas TodosCanary Islands, Spain
Bodegas Todos Blanco Gran Canaria 2024
£45.0075cl
Why you'll love it
A fresh, characterful white that showcases the unique island terroir—ideal if you want something vibrant and a little off the beaten track.
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- CountrySpain
- RegionCanary Islands
- GrapeListán Blanco, Malvasia Bianca, Muscat, Vijariego Blanco
- StyleDry & medium
- Vintage2024
- Alcohol12.5%
- Organic
- Vegan
- Limited allocation
What it tastes like
Crisp and aromatic with citrus, green apple, and a hint of tropical fruit. There's a saline edge and subtle volcanic minerality, with bright acidity and a clean, refreshing finish.
Light
Full
Lovely with
- ScallopsSeared scallops · Pea purée · Black pudding
- Delicate fishSole · Plaice · Poached cod
- SeafoodFruits de mer · Fish stew · Paella
Grilled fish, seafood, salads, or soft cheeses. Works beautifully as an apéritif, especially lightly chilled.
The grapes
Malvasia Bianca
Best known in Italy, California
A white member of the large and varied Malvasia family. Aromatic, with peach, apricot and floral notes and a soft texture. Depending on where it is grown, it is made dry, sweet or sparkling, so it pays to check the label.
Muscat
Best known in Alsace, Southern France, Italy, Spain
A large family of grapes that taste unmistakably of fresh grapes. Floral, perfumed and often sweet, though dry versions exist. It ranges from light, fizzy Moscato to rich fortified wines.
Vijariego Blanco
Best known in Canary Islands
A Canary Islands white grape, also known locally as Diego. Crisp acidity, citrus and a saline, volcanic edge. Rare and distinctive, it makes fresh, mineral whites full of island character.
Where it's from
Canary Islands
Spain
Volcanic islands off north-west Africa, under the Spanish flag. Black ash soils, Atlantic winds and old ungrafted vines make wines unlike anywhere else. Listán Negro gives smoky, peppery reds; Malvasía and Listán Blanco make salty, mineral whites. On Lanzarote, vines grow in hollows dug into the ash. Thrilling stuff.
Meet the producer
Bodegas Todos
Canary Islands, Spain
Bodegas Todos makes wine on Gran Canaria in the Canary Islands, where volcanic soils and Atlantic wind shape the fruit. They often work with native varieties. We stock a fresh white and a Listán Negro red.
More from Bodegas Todos →The story behind it
Produced by Bodegas Todos, this wine captures the Atlantic influence and volcanic soils of the islands, often using native varieties adapted to the dry, breezy climate.
If you like these, you'll love this: Albariño, Vinho Verde, or mineral-driven whites from Santorini.
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Delivery & collection
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