Menu
Menu
In 1608, Captain Álvaro de Losada y Somoza inherited the Casa Grande de La Cuesta from his grandfather. It was located alongside a chapel, wine cellars, an orchard, gardens, and the vineyards that extended along the slope of the mountain towards the Sil River.
Our love for this land has been transmitted from generation to generation. We continue to keep this passion alive today as we embrace the challenge of renovating the winery and recovering the historic vineyard, part of the living heritage of Galicia.
Once the restoration of the estate has been completed, Pazo de La Cuesta will open its doors so that you can enjoy a unique experience that will allow you to get to know one of the jewels in the crown of Galicia’s historic and natural legacy.
Be the first to hear about Pazo de la Cuesta’s news and events
Muchas gracias por contactar
con Pazo de la Cuesta
Muy pronto nuestro equipo comercial contactará con usted para
resolver sus dudas y sugerencias
Atentamente
El equipo de Pazo de la Cuesta
Muchas gracias por suscribirte a
Pazo de la Cuesta
Puntualmente le enviaremos noticias y actualizaciones
de la bodega y nuestros vinos.
Atentamente
El equipo de Pazo de la Cuesta
Many thanks for contacting
Pazo de la Cuesta
Very soon our commercial team will contact you to
resolve your doubts and suggestions
Kind regards
The Pazo de la Cuesta team
Many thanks for subscribing to
Pazo de la Cuesta
We will occasionally send you news and updates
about the winery and our wines.
Kind regards
The Pazo de la Cuesta team
