Rías Baixas DO is a wine region located in the northwest of Spain, specifically in the Galicia autonomous community. It is known for its production of high-quality white wines, primarily made from the Albariño grape. The region's unique climate, characterized by mild temperatures and high humidity, contributes to the distinctive flavors of its wines. The name "Rías Baixas" translates to "Lower Rias," referring to the estuaries along the Atlantic Ocean coast. The area is divided into five sub-zones, each with its own characteristics. Rías Baixas wines are often praised for their freshness, acidity, and fruity aromas, making them popular choices for seafood pairings.