Last Saturday, this historical winery in Salvaterra de Miño hosted a concert at which over 120 people enjoyed classical music performed by soprano Laura Molina accompanied by Paula López Atanet on the piano, at an event organised by “Petiscos IKFEM”. Those present also enjoyed a guided visit around the Fillaboa Estate discovering the history, landscape and winemaking philosophy of one of the most exclusive properties in the D.O. Rías Baixas, and they also tasted Fillaboa wine after the concert.
Fillaboa became the perfect setting for an evening that combined heritage, live music and wine culture, establishing this winery as one of the leading destinations for wine tourism experiences in Galicia.
On Saturday morning, Fillaboa shared the stage with writer Ángela Banzas, finalist in the Premio Planeta 2025, currently one of the most read authors and guest of honour at the literary event, being interviewed by journalist Eva Vázquez Lima in the Doña Urraca Fortress.
These activities formed part of “Petiscos IKFEM”, an initiative created by IKFEM (International Keyboard Festival & Masterclass) Festival Tui-Valença which organises small scale cultural events that combine literature, music, gastronomy and terroir.
With this collaboration, Fillaboa has reinforced its commitment to cultural promotion and to showcasing the landscape and wine-growing heritage of southern Galicia, once again opening its doors to initiatives that foster dialogue between art, nature and tradition.
Bodegas Fillaboa
Fillaboa is a historical Galician estate which has remained indivisible for centuries and is one of the largest, oldest and most beautiful in Galicia and the only one that, due to its special features, forms part of the Grandes Pagos de España Association. Behind the 1,600-metre-thick stone wall that protects the property, lie the vineyards, the winery and the spectacular, refurbished stately manor.
Fifty hectares of Albariño grape vineyards, planted on rolling slopes, form the Fillaboa estate which has a total of 74 hectares divided into 12 plots on the natural border with Portugal, alongside the Tea and Miño Rivers. The granite-based soils, Atlantic climate and mild temperatures due to the proximity of the sea, make Fillaboa a privileged place to grow the native Albariño grape.
Masaveu Family Wineries
The Masaveu family first invested in the wine sector in 1974, when they purchased Bodegas Murua, however the family’s first vineyards date back to the middle of the 19th century, in Castellar del Vallés, where the family originates from and where Federico Masaveu Rivell began a journey to be continued one century later by his descendants.Since then, Masaveu Family Wineries has grown to become a reference in the sector, due to the quality of their winemaking in several DO´s and their sustainable philosophy and utmost respect for the land in their estate owned vineyards, thanks to which they transmit the unique personality of each terroir in every bottle. This being the common denominator in each and every project initiated by Bodegas Masaveu in different parts of the country: Murua (DOCa. Rioja), Fillaboa (DO Rias Baixas), Leda (Wine from the Land of Castilla y León) and Valverán (Asturias).
