Kyrie 2025Clos de l'Obac - 75 cl.

Trailblazer since 1994. This is the first wine named after the founder of the estate. It took decades of hard work to select the best vinification method and the best blend: Grenache Blanc and Viognier, without the Chardonnay which was used in the first years). Production: 8,400 bottles.

This is the first wine of the new project of Albert Jan (Acústic) in its birthplace, Montmell. At Mas Vilella, he makes white and red wines from local grapes.

2008 was the first vintage of this wine. Part of the grapes come from the high village of Ullmolins (up to 800m), in the Monsant region. The harvest takes place in the first half of November, and the altitude bring a lot of freshness to the wines.

2009 is the first vintage. El Fanio is a plot of Xarel·lo vines over 60 years old, located at 350 metres altitude and part of the Finca Can Milà. Very calcareous soils, farmed biodynamically since 2006. Fanio is the name of the man who planted the vineyards.

Young Macabeu (60%) from the El Sas plot (planted in 2015), complemented by white Grenache (40%) from the Entrebosc vineyard (planted in 2008). The name Bellmunt refers both to the village and to the municipal appellation Vi de Vila. The idea behind Bellmunt is to offer a fresh, approachable wine with outstanding value for money, while fully reflecting the character and typicity of its terroir.

Promo Pack 6 bottles (5+1) "Nude" is a collaboration with "Thunder Wine Makers". The latter we also know from our Ginraw, which was co-crafted by them. Sergi Figueras, Spain's 1st sommelier, does the honours. Together with Augustus, they make wines here without maquillage, hence the name "Nude". Natural wine.

1998 was the first vintage of this white Penedès wine. Since then, the cuvée has changed a lot. It is made with the grapes of a high altitude parcel of old Macabeu in La Juncosa, called La Finca Els Camps. It has a very Mediterranean character, and a nice minerality.

This is Mustiguillo's greatest white. But more than this, it illustrates the salvage of the Merseguera grape. The grapes come from old, organic, high altitude vines (900m) under continental climate influences. Limestone soils.

2011 is the year Acrollam (anagram of Mallorca) was born. The name illustrates the u-turn the estate has negotiated.

1998 was the first vintage of this white wine, named after the heights on which the vines stand: Els Camps.

The estate is very small, as its production. Nun is the Egyptian word for "Source of everything". Improvisació is the latest wine in the range.

This cuvée is currently the only wine made out of Montanega (a variant of Parellada coming from Selma (El Pal de Manlleu), a small village in the Montmell hills). This is the project of Ester Nin and her brother, who originate from the place. The vines are planted on red clay soils (hence the name Vermella). There are cultivated biodynamically. A rare, classy and very Mediterranean wine.

This is Mustiguillo's greatest white. But more than this, it illustrates the salvage of the Merseguera grape. The grapes come from old, organic, high altitude vines (900m) under continental climate influences. Limestone soils.

Limestone or gypse, in catalan. Which looks more like the soils of Jerez than any other part of the Priorat denomination. This top cuvée of estate is a blend of Macabeu, PX (back to Jerez!) and grenache blanc.

Selma is a cult wine. Everybody has heard about it, but rare are those who got to taste it. Selma is the name of a small mountain village in the Sierra de Montmell, in Santes Creus (Province of Tarragona). Here are Jaume et Ester Jin's roots; and this is here that years ago they started ti plant vine son slaps, on a very small scale. Biodynamic culture and winemaking.

Limestone or gypse, in catalan. Which looks more like the soils of Jerez than any other part of the Priorat denomination. This top cuvée of estate is a blend of Macabeu, PX (back to Jerez!) and grenache blanc.

A genuine wine made with the typical grapes of the Priorat. The kind of wine that does not please everyone, but so be it!