Spectacular scenery. A wonderful host. Very informative. The wines were delicious. The local accompanying food was excellent. Definitely worth a trip to the base of the volcano for a great experience.

Cloudy day in January, we spent an hour in a small wine yard called Los Lirios. Excellent introducing by Carina, member of family, local quality wine and delicious tapas. Highly recommended.

Me, wife, brother and parents arranged a visit at Los Lirios. Easy to book and get confirmation. Transport you arrange yourself. From Las Palmas to Los Lirios we shared a taxi minibus, 40 Euros each way and I would not pay moore since it is not dramatically far away. Still far enough to get some nice views of areas inland south of Las Palmas. After a 30-min taxiride good greetings at Los Lirios and at our time it was very personal since there was only us. Personal great guiding around the winery in english and included after the tour was nice red wine from Los Lirios with different cheeses, bread and other stuff. We finished up in their shop and got some wine back home to lighten up the dark cold winter with nice memories. Overall including transport from Las Palmas 09:30-13:00. Well worth a visit!

Me and my friend found this place by accident on the internet. We send them an email and 2 hours later we were at this great, family owned, beautiful vineyard. We walked throughout the property with our lovely guide Carlota who explained the wine making process in English and ended the tour with a bottle of great red wine and cheese and other home made snacks. Highly recommended!!!

Some of the other Bodegas are like big corporations. If you want a more personal experience, visit Los Lirios! We were greeted by a nice Canarian dog and a Spanish female guide who really knew what she was talking about. We had tailor-made our arrangement to celebrate our parents 75-year old birthday. The food was typical Spanish and Canarian tapas. These were the best tapas we have ever eaten! And the price was quite ok, considering the incredible quality of the food. Everything home-made with love! The wine is great also.

This bodega is located in such a nice valley made of black vulcan soil. Knowing something of wine making (have visited all the important wine making areas, WSET 2 studies, owner of 2k bottle wine cellar), this location looks perfect. Ok, might be a little higher though, this is only 250m above sea level, I suppose the optimum range would be 300-(even)1000 m, of course depending on the grape etc. So, I think there are terroir wise all that is needed to make real high quality reds here! The local grapes are trimmed bush type, and the international (merlot, syrah) with wires, guyot style) The owner's son gave us a short tour around the vineyards, the scenery was very cool, as there wer only some buds in the grapes, so the whole vineyard was all looking like moon surface, all black and dead! Invigorating, as we usually visit the vineyards during the green time 🙂 However, here are the Strange Things, hindering them for reaching their best: * it is always worrying, when the owner's son says that he does not know that much about some part of wine making, I think it was pruning here when he mentioned that - this son though seemed to have much potential if allowed to take stance! * the biggest problem: The strange "Front lady" as the owners son named her * She had obvious self esteem issues and a need to raise herself up * poor english * very condescending * treated unrespectfully the owner's son - I really thought this was the familys mother, turned out not. Told stupid things - "I'm responsible for everything, but not the money issues, and happy about it" * really gave us a bad picture of herself * Strangest: at the end, when tasting the wine, and having some cheese etc., there was shoe marks in one bench, somebody hand stand on a wooden bench. We thought she was kidding accusing our 9 years old son with us, but no - she was not kidding! When started gaving a lecture, we really had to say it out loud: OUR SON HAS NOT JUMPED HERE ANYHOW. * A stupid thing: the tasting costed us 12 euros per adult, 6 euros per children. Still, I should have asked, but didn't: do you really have only one label of wine? Afterwards, when we went to shop to buy some wine we noticed they had had us taste the second label, and not at all the better one, the 1st wine. SO STUPIIID!! To protest, I only bought 2 bottles to the 1st wine, not at all the one we tasted. * also, in real wineries, if you buy some, there is NO PAYMENT for the tasting. Get rid off that, or even give it up, if the visitor buys at least 2 bottles. AND DO LET the visitors tasta all labels!!!!! * Also,That much we undertand spanish that she said to owner's son: "don't bring own lemonades to each kid (3 kids with us)." * WHAAAAT!? So, my advice for this vineyard's owner: * get rid off this strange front lady right away * get rid off the international grapes * concentrate on high quality reds * owner must be present and in charge

Really interesting visit in a typical Canarian viniard. We had a really good time! Excepcional wine and food ❤️

Truly wonderful experience at the vineyard today. Yuena speaks knowledgeably about the whole area, soil and crop. The wine was divine, the company superb and the surroundings stunning. Couldn’t recommend highly enough. Amazing experience.

This vinery is so beautiful and the senary is just overwhelming. The hostis was very lovely and nice. This place is a jam. I recomend every vine lovers to visit.

I have visited this place today and I was literally shocked how tasty wine they offer. On the top of that, you can feel the love from every single corner of this winery. Amazing atmosphere, people with a deep knowledge and even bigger heart with whom they create this wonderful wine! 😊

It is a very nice place to learn about wine. I went with my couple and we both enjoyed it very much.