Altos de Torona is the largest single vineyard in the Rías Baixas, with 94 south-facing hectares of enormous biodiversity on the slopes of Monte Galeno, in Tomiño-O Rosal. On this hill, overlooking the Miño River and close to the Atlantic Ocean, the vineyard is divided into plots, where mainly the Albariño grape is grown, in addition to other native Galician varieties such as Caíño Blanco, Godello, Loureira or Treixadura. This area of biodiversity is located in the Rías Baixas. More than 91 species of flora and 71 species of fauna coexist, protected under a plan for the action and conservation of this natural habitat that produces wines of an Atlantic character, of marked typicality, freshness and elegance