It is a tiny tavern, which has practically not changed in all these years. Some slight renovations and little more. However, there is no Galician linked to the vineyard who does not know it. “A Curva is the temple of wine in Galicia,” quickly says Rodri Méndez, one of the great Galician winemakers, behind Forjas del Salnés, a pioneer in the vindication of red varieties in this territory and companion in fatigues of Raúl Pérez, one of the most influential figures in contemporary Spanish wine. "It is a reference for Miguel, because he is a person who has a lot of knowledge of Galician wines, but also because the place is emblematic. We must not forget that, in the nineties, this entire street was full of pubs, with nightlife. Of the taverns that there were in his day, which could have been thirty, two were saved, and this is one of them," he indicates, pointing to part of the exterior, with a terrace that looks from face to face to the Pontevedra estuary.
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