Hello all readers! How are you this week? Today is Tuesday and we come to give you a couple of tips on where to go to learn more about the history of wine and by the way, try some of them, not everything is going to be seeing and smelling. Are you coming?
1. Agustí Torelló
Located in Sant Sadurní d’Anoia, one of the most important cava and wine spots in the world, Agustí Torelló has wines from the Penedès region. Its cavas are the result of the elaboration and production of pressing the native grapes of the area, such as Xarel·lo or Macabeo. You can visit the wineries, try their products and have tastings.
2. Alella Vinícola Can Jonc
It is fortunate to have such a large wine-growing area next to Barcelona. The most famous palates enjoy visiting these wineries because it offers tradition and modernity. In Vilafranca del Penedès, Bodegas Pinord presents 150 years of winemaking tradition. In its facilities they make more than five million bottles a year. Its wines are powerful and it has all the art and tradition of the Penedès area.
3. Bodegas Freixenet (the best wine and cava in Barcelona)
It is one of the most traditional wineries in the world. Its history rooted in the Penedès marks a before and after in the wine vine of all time. Visitors enjoy a great experience visiting Freixenet because one discovers how cava is made, as well as having a tasting. A visit to remember.
4. Bodegas Pinord
It is fortunate to have such a large wine-growing area next to Barcelona. The most famous palates enjoy visiting these wineries because it offers tradition and modernity. In Vilafranca del Penedès, Bodegas Pinord presents 150 years of winemaking tradition. In its facilities they make more than five million bottles a year. Its wines are powerful and it has all the art and tradition of the Penedès area.
5. Bodega Parés Baltà
In Parcs del Penedès there is the Masia Can Baltà that allows you to discover the vineyards of this important wine region, as well as being able to see and touch the land and taste its organic and biodynamic wines.
Hope you enjoy the recommendation, and see you on Friday!
Cheeeeeeers*
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