Rain of Accolades for Bodegas Xaló Wines

Bodegas Xaló continues to establish itself as a leading name in Mediterranean wine, thanks to its oenological excellence and the uniqueness of its products. In recent months, its wines have been awarded significant recognitions both nationally and internationally at two prestigious events: Fenavin 2025 and the 21st edition of the international CINVE competition.

At the Spain Selection, the National Wine Competition held within the National Wine Fair (Fenavin), Bodegas Xaló secured two of the event's top awards. Its iconic Vall de Xaló, a liqueur wine paying homage to the winemaking traditions of the Marina Alta, achieved a score of 96 points, earning it a Grand Gold medal. Similarly, the barrel-fermented white Bahía de Dénia scored 93.5 points and was also awarded a Grand Gold medal, confirming its status as one of the most outstanding white wines in Spain.

These accolades are not the only ones the winery has recently garnered. At the International Wine and Spirits Competition CINVE 2025, Bodegas Xaló shone once again, this time on a global stage. The Xaloneret Vermouth won the Gold Medal, while Duquesa de la Vall and Bahía de Dénia each received Silver Medals, reaffirming the consistency and quality of its oenological catalogue.

From the winery, located in the heart of the Vall de Pop, they highlight that these awards provide a boost to continue betting on soulful wines, tied to the land and the result of careful work that combines tradition and modernity. "Each recognition fills us with pride and encourages us to continue crafting wines that speak of our land and connect with those who enjoy them," says the technical team.

With these achievements, Bodegas Xaló not only strengthens its position as a benchmark in the Marina Alta but also projects itself as a key player on the national and international wine map, demonstrating that quality and roots can go hand in hand in every bottle.