Century-Old Cooperative: Established in 1919, now comprising 150 winegrowers.
Architectural Landmark: Known as the "Cathedral of Wine," designed by Cèsar Martinell, a disciple of Antoni Gaudí.
Unique Terroir: Vineyards nestled in the fertile microclimates of Terra Alta, surrounded by protective mountains.
Vineyard Extent: Over 1,000 hectares of vineyards, including old and young vines of Carignan, Grenache, and international varieties.
Wine Tourism: Offers guided tours of the modernist winery, wine tastings, and insights into the cooperative's century-old history.
Celler Cooperatiu Gandesa is a century-old wine cooperative located in the Terra Alta region of Catalonia. Established in 1919, it now includes 150 winegrowers cultivating around 1,000 hectares of vineyards.
The cooperative is renowned for its iconic modernist winery, designed by architect Cèsar Martinell, often referred to as the "Cathedral of Wine" and recognized as one of Catalonia's Seven Wonders in 2007.
The vineyards produce a diverse range of native and international grape varieties. The wines are known for their robust character, shaped by the region's Mediterranean climate with continental influences.
Visitors can enjoy a rich wine tourism experience, including guided tours of the historic winery, tastings of premium wines like Somdinou and Puresa Samsó, and an exploration of the cooperative's dedication to tradition and innovation.
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