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3 historical authors and the Ribeiro

3 historical authors and the Ribeiro
13/05/2017
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The Ribeiro reached recognition and fame already in Roman times and through the centuries we have proof of it. Here we leave you some of its most famous mentions.

Strabo and Ribeiro wine

It is not known with certainty when the vine cultivation began in the Ribeiro, nor what is the origin of the peculiar and unique varieties, indigenous to this region. However, thanks to the testimony of the Greek geographer and historian Strabo, it is known that back in the middle of the second century BC, wine was already being made in the Ribeiro. Its fame was such that it was served at the table of the Roman emperors.


Alfonso X and Ribeiro wine

In 1840, Fernando Wolf discovered in the Vatican Apostolic Library, in Rome, a songbook with 1205 songs of medieval Galician-Portuguese poetry, attributed to a hundred different authors. They will call it Cancioneiro Portugues da Vaticana. It contains a song attributed to Alfonso X, O Sabio (1221-1284), which refers to Ribeiro wine, the good wine of Ourense:

“Assi com’eu beveria bon vinho d’Ourens

assi queria bon son de cunctipotens

pera meestre Joan»


Alfonso X praises Ribeiro wine in his canteens.

Cervantes and Ribeiro wine
Cervantes was a lover of good wine and Ribeiro wine was one of his favorites. He cites it as one of the great European wines in El Licenciado Vidrieras: “he offered Esquivias, Alanís, Cazalla, Guadalcanal and la Membrilla, without forgetting Ribadavia and Descargarmaría. Finally, the guest named more wines, and gave them more, which Bacchus himself could have in his cellars "

In the Colloquium of the dogs, the one-armed man considers it one of the three great wines of Spain: “Oh, you are lazy! Why don't you jump? But I already understand and I reach for your tricks: now jump for the Esquivias liquor, famous on a par with that of Ciudad Real, San Martín and Ribadavia ». He lowered the rod and I jumped, and I noticed his malice and bad entrails. "


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