The term Denominación de Origen is part of a regulatory classification system primarily for Spanish wines (similar to the French system of Appellation d'origine Contrôlée).
Is used, also for other foods, such as cheeses, condiments, honey and meat.
Performs the role of regulation of quality and geographical origin among the best producers of Spain.
Islands of the Canarian archipelago include eleven zones Denominación de Origen (designation of origin):

•  DO Abona 

•  DO El Hierro

•  DO Gran Canaria

•  DO La Gomera

•  DO La Palma

•  DO Lanzarote

•  DO Tacoronte-Acentejo

•  DO Valle Güímar

•  DO Valle de la Orotava

•  DO Ycoden-Daute-Isora

• DOP Islas Canarias

Basically, DO each zone includes separate island.
These areas include:

• DO El Hierro             island El Hierro

• DO Gran Canaria     island  Gran Canaria

• DO La Gomera         island La Gomera

• DO La Palma            island La Palma

• DO Lanzarote           island Lanzarote

On the island of Tenerife highlighted several areas DO:

• DO Abona

• DO Tacoronte-Acentejo

• DO Valle Güímar

• DO Valle de la Orotava

• DO Ycoden-Daute-Isora

Area DOP Islas Canarias was created recently as a marketing tool to promote the wines of the Canary archipelago in overseas markets.
Has no defined territory. Thereto may be assigned, by decision of the owners of Bodegas, as a separate bodega and private wine produced in a specific bodega. Ie bodega to produce wine at the same time and under the brand DOP Islas Canarias, and DO that under the brand name, in whose territory it is located.

Thus, actually on the Islands presents ten separate and distinct zones DO.

Listado DOPs - IGPs de Vinos Registradas por la European Comisión

Órganos de Gestión de las Denominaciones de Origen Protegidas Vitivinícolas

Mapa de las Denominaciones de Origen Protegidas de Vinos de Espana