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Conca de Barberá DO
Protected from the sea by the mountains, this denomination, long known for its white wines, is located in southern Catalonia, between the provinces of Tarragona and Lérida, in the basin carved out by the Francoli and Anguera rivers.
Producers in this DO are now beginning to diversify with new grapes to make both white and red wines. The future of these wines has great potential given the excellent qualities of the terrain and climate as well as the location of the vineyards and the investment being made in new equipment.
The vineyards are for the most part quite young, designed with modern cultivation for and meticulous care. Less promising varieties are increasingly being replaced by others of higher quality.
At present, a large proportion of the production from the vineyards in this denomination of origin, 5,094 hectares in total, is allotted to the production of base wine for Cava.
Regulatory Council
Consejo Regulador DO Conca de Barberá
C/ de la Volta, 2
43400 Montblanc
Tarragona
Tel.: +34 977 926 905
info@doconcadebarbera.com
www.doconcadebarbera.com
Sources
- Spanish Ministry of Agriculture
- Regulatory Council, Conca de Barberá PDO
A large proportion of its production is dedicated to elaborate base wine for Cava.
3,500 ha.
250-900 m.
Around creek basins. Calcareous, poor (low organic matter), shallow and higt % of clay. Mountain foothills. Neutral, stony (mainly shale) and deep.
Macabeo and Parellada.
Trepat, Cabernet Sauvignon and Ull de Llebre (Tempranillo).
12,000 kg/ha
70 %
8,369.05 hl
6,025.20 hl