GRAN MURALLES Red Wine

Ancestral vines
This wine takes its name from the walls that protected the monastery at Poblet during the Mercenary Wars.

The unmistakeable identity of Grans Muralles is thanks to the stony, slate ground (Licorella) of the region. The grape varieties used to make it. One century after the phyloxera plague the Torres family have begun to recuperate autoctonous grape varieties believed to be extinct, such as Garró and Querol, using modern viticultural techniques. Together with red Garnacha, Cariñena and Monastrell they create the unique spirit of this wine.

La Conca de Barberà is a southern Catalan region measuring 649 km².

Its natural conditions along with its history and traditions make it a privileged area for vine growing and the production of excellent wines. Protected from the sea by the mountains, this designation has been traditionally known for its white wines.  It is located in the southern part of Catalonia between the provinces of Tarragona and Lleida and in the basin of the Francolí and Anguera Rivers.