Cava discovery (10) Juvé y Camps
Website: https://www.juveycamps.com/en/ Juvé y Camps are one of the leading Cava producers. They aren’t small: they harvest 2000 tons of
Read moreWebsite: https://www.juveycamps.com/en/ Juvé y Camps are one of the leading Cava producers. They aren’t small: they harvest 2000 tons of
Read moreFound this hidden in the racks: an en rama Manzanilla bottled in 2021, which would have been intended for consumption
Read moreVidonia is the reinvention of a historic wine from Tenerife. Originally, it was a fortified wine from Tenerife made in
Read moreClassic, ageworthy and really good. It’s not bad value, either at around £40. La Rioja Alta Viña Arana Gran Reserva
Read moreAugustí Torelló Mata founded a Cava house that has becomeone of the most distinctive in the region. He’s also written
Read moreWebsite: https://mastinell.com/en/ I first encountered Mastinell a few years ago when I stayed at the remarkable five-star hotel they have.
Read moreWebsite: https://www.cavasbolet.com/ Josep Anton Bolet is a seventh-generation Penèdes farmer, with 70 hectares of vines across three farms. He started
Read moreWebsite: Lustau 3 en rama En Rama sherry – bottled straight from the casks, raw and unfiltered, have become a
Read moreWebsite: http://www.muscandia.com/en This small winery is one of the most impressive of the Cava producers I’ve come across. It’s the
Read moreWine was first made at Codorníu in 1551, by Jaume Codorníu. The surname Codorníu was lost in 1659 when one
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