Palacio de Fefiñanes is one of the most historic and influential producers of Albariño in Spain, located in the heart of the coastal town of Cambados within the prestigious Val do Salnés sub-region of Rías Baixas. As seen on the label, the winery occupies part of a magnificent Renaissance palace dating to the early 17th century that stands on the town's iconic square. Viticulture has been associated with the estate since the 1600s, linking the palace and its surrounding vineyards to centuries of Galician wine culture. Founded commercially in 1904, Palacio de Fefiñanes became a true pioneer of the Albariño grape when it registered the Albariño de Fefiñanes label in 1928, making it the first winery known to bottle, label, and market Albariño under a commercial brand. This innovation helped elevate Albariño from a local wine to one of Spain's most celebrated white varieties. Today, Palacio de Fefiñanes is renowned for producing elegant, age-worthy wines that showcase the purity and character of the region. Its combination of aristocratic history, architectural heritage, and pioneering winemaking has made it one of the most respected names in Spanish white wine.