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It stands out for its freshness and for not being cloying at all, taking into account its long aging in contact with the lees.    ...

Mestres, Coquet Brut Nature Gran Reserva is a very elegant cava that evolves towards notes of ripe fruit (Golden apple).    Its...

Cava elaborado con vinos de reserva procedentes de cepas viejas de las variedades Macabeo, Xarel·lo y Parellada de más de 50 años. Crianza con lías 6 meses en barrica del vino base. Toda la segunda fermentación en botella es con tapón de corcho y de más de 50 meses. "&nbsp; <span...

The most universal Brut Nature, since 1976.&nbsp; &nbsp; The elaborate Juve & Camps insignia is the faithful reflection of the great native...

Raventós i Blanc is a sparkling wine winery located in Sant Sadurní d Anoia, Barcelona. The winery has been recognized as one of the best sparkling wine producers in the world.&nbsp; &nbsp; <P...

Mara Moura Rosado Mara Moura Rosado is made with bastardo grape (merenzao), one of the oldest and minority native varietals of Galicia, which is practically extinct.&nbsp; &nbsp; <span...

The native red varieties Caíño Tinto and Espadeiro, together with the white Albariño, from the Fontecón plot (Padrenda, Meaño), in the heart of the Salnés Valley, give shape to Zarate Fontecón Rosé, a vibrant and fresh rosé of great elegance and balance, aged on fine lees for three months in French oak barrels and...

The Xarel·lo ferments in stainless steel vats and, after carrying out malolactic fermentation, it is assembled looking for those base wines that best express the freshness and liveliness that we always pursue in this sparkling wine. Balance and elegance, as always, are the key.&nbsp; <P...

Parcel-grown wine from an 80-year-old plot of Garnacha, Garnacha Gris, Tempranillo and Viura, fermented in a new 500l barrel and aged in barrels for 10 months using the Batonnage technique.&nbsp;

A natural orange wine from the La Mata Natural Park. A textbook brisado, made with ancient techniques, aged for eight months and three weeks in clay amphorae, macerating with the skins.&nbsp;