In Galicia, history whispers and revelry roars.

Steeped in the stories of saints and sinners, the rooms within these weathered walls have been transformed in joyful homage to the Iberian spirit.
As you walk along these cobblestones less traveled, discover the wonders long celebrated by our gregarious namesake and proud Gallego, Agustín.

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Tucked away in the hills of Galicia, we roll up our sleeves, get our hands dirty, and rediscover the roots of our souls.

After generations away, our family left the big city and returned to our roots on a lush orchard overlooking a verdant valley, just minutes from the Miño River which divides Spain and Portugal. Here, our deviled eggs are more devilish because of the mischievous hens who lay them. Our oranges, plucked fresh from the tree, are orangier, and you won’t find honey sweeter than ours (seriously: the queen of our beehive is named “Dulce”). Life here may be slow, but it’s anything but boring.

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