The cooperative was established in 1947, a challenging time for the Fuencaliente community. Local families persevered and made a living from it through hard work, sweat, and dedication. Over time, it became a home for the townspeople. Following the volcanic eruption in 1971, the cooperative adopted the name it is known by today: Bodega Teneguía, where 170 island families continue to work.
Original façade of the Fuencaliente Cooperative founded in 1947.
Among vineyards near Mount Tío Perico, the winery stands with historically significant facilities from an architectural, functional, and operational perspective.
We are delighted to welcome guests to our winery. In addition to wine production, we offer activities and experiences for groups, cruise passengers, or individuals. Our goal is for you to observe firsthand the genetic, enological, and cultural heritage of our production.
Our winemaking expertise is closely tied to the historical cultivation of the Malvasía Aromática variety, resulting in wines highly regarded in the local restaurant market.
Write to us to uncover the secrets of our winery, recognized and awarded nationally and internationally, and become part of the island’s winemaking heritage.
The winery has four vaulted halls for wine reception, production, and storage, an old house on the upper level, and a large bottling warehouse. We also offer the possibility of hosting events at the winery facilities. We have an industrial-style restaurant with a capacity for 200 people, two large parking areas, and an underground space with great
tourism and a team of professionals dedicated to visitor services.
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