The Regulatory Council of the Protected Designation of Origin (PDO) Wines of Lanzarote celebrates the extraordinary success achieved by its wineries in the 2026 edition of the CINVE International Wine Competition, "one of the most prestigious and relevant competitions in the global oenological landscape."
In this edition, the island's wines have achieved a total of eleven medals: four awards of Grand Gold, five medals of Gold and two of Silver. These results not only reinforce Lanzarote's position in the international market, but also underscore the versatility and the very high quality of its productions.
“These awards are a direct recognition of the perseverance of our winegrowers and winemakers, who have known how to interpret a unique landscape to create wines with an unparalleled personality. That Lanzarote returns from such a demanding competition with four Grand Golds demonstrates that we are in the elite of the sector,” highlights Jorge Rodríguez, president of the Regulatory Council of the DOP Vinos de Lanzarote.
The excellence of Lanzarote viticulture has shone with special intensity in the Grand Gold category, the highest recognition of the competition. The Bodega Erupción winery has obtained the Grand Gold with its red wine Luz de Obsidiana 2024, Bodega La Geria has won the highest distinction for its white wine Manto Diego 3 meses barrica 2023 and Bodega Vega de Yuco has achieved a Grand Gold double with its white wine Princesa Gara 2022 and its sparkling wine Princesa Fayna 2019.
In the section of Gold Medals, the island's representation has been equally forceful as Malpaís de Máguez has won three medals for its wines La Camuesa 2024, La Grieta Seco 2025 and La Grieta Rosado 2025. In addition, Bodegas Martinón has added two Golds with its white wines Afrutado 2025 and Martinón Blanco Seco 2025.
Finally, the Silver Medals have gone to Bodegas Martinón for its Blanc de Noirs 2024 and to Malpaís de Máguez for its La Grieta Afrutado 2025, within the category of fortified, sweet, and special wines.
