After a day in the snow, the body longs for a pause. The pace slows, the landscape grows quieter, and the cold invites you to linger a little longer. This is how après-ski begins — a plan to swap ski boots for something beyond the slopes.

The pause after the snow

Skiing has its own ritual. Up, down, repeat. Take a deep breath. Feel the cold on your face. Live everything intensely. But at the end of the day, effort gives way to calm. It’s the moment to let go, with the snow still outside, a glass of Mar de Frades in hand, and that feeling of having lived it all on the slopes.

A moment of pure enjoyment, with the snowy landscape as a backdrop and the Atlantic character of a glass of Mar de Frades. The perfect closing to a day in the mountains.
Because a glass of Mar de Frades is also enjoyed like this: when the body relaxes, the mind is at ease, and the surroundings invite you to slow down.

Après-ski without rules

There is no single way to live après-ski. It might be on an improvised terrace, in the middle of the snow, or simply standing, glass in hand, gazing at the landscape. Mar de Frades fits naturally into this moment because it shares the same philosophy: enjoying without haste and letting the surroundings set the pace. Letting yourself go.

When the day ends and the mountain falls silent, the moment stretches on. The light fades slowly, conversations soften, and the landscape invites you to stay a little longer. Mar de Frades, with its freshness and Atlantic character, accompanies the perfect ending to a day in the snow.

Because even far from the sea, the Atlantic spirit remains.