Antitast proposes to return to the most essential way of drinking: without protocols, without technicalities and without haste. A meeting around natural wine, music and conversation, in the same place where we have the origins of our vine and wine culture.

The activity takes place in an exceptional heritage environment (Do Vinifera), with wines served freely while stocks last: several vintages of Judes Macabeu and a selection of five monovarietals of indigenous varieties - parellada, xarel·lo, macabeu, sumoll and trepat - made naturally and without sophistication.

Farmer's breakfast with local artisanal "embotits", all paired with three of our organic products (all featuring the new vinified pre-phylloxeric variety, Forcada):

• Cava Brut Nature Reserva 1619 (Harvest 2021): 50% Xarel·lo, 40% Macabeu, 10% Parellada
• La Fada de les vinyes (Harvest 2024): 60% White Grenache, 40% Forcada
• Cava Gran reserva Brut 1911 (Harvest 2014): 50% Xarel·lo, 40% Macabeu, 10% Parellada

Next, a tour of the cellar, the cave and the museum space with old tools of the Bolet family in the Catalan farmhouse from 1619.

Pairing of white wines rested from Viladomat-Aragó with COC croquettes

Summer is here, and with it comes a new cultural proposal at the winery, created by the Penedès artist Mariona Ríos (@mariona.rios)!

We will also take the opportunity to present a new sparkling wine (Garnacha Ancestral) and offer a tasting of this limited edition of just 300 bottles!

Tartrà is a theatrical monologue in three acts. Three women and three generations guide us through a personal and heartfelt journey across the history of the vineyard, wine, and land, filled with both love and hardship. (*act performed in Catalan)

Come and discover the Dry Stone elements of Cunit on this guided tour that will take you through its barracks! The legacy of Pedra Seca in this municipality is very well preserved thanks to the associations that are dedicated to preserving all the vestiges of these elements and, being located in the Mediterranean basin, Cunit is one of the places with the most Dry Stone elements in the whole world. So come and enjoy a day of adventure and discovery with the Dry Stone!

With prior reservation at 977 67 47 77 // turisme@cunit.cat and limited places

Join us on June 23rd at 8:30 PM at El Mirador de les Caves for a magical Midsummer’s Eve celebration.
Enjoy a shared menu, great music, and the best atmosphere on the shortest night of the year.

Coming with the little ones? No worries! We have a special kids’ menu for them.

Next Friday, July 25th, from 7 PM to 10 PM, we want to raise a glass with you!

This summer, El Pati de Covides transforms into a whole new experience: an evening filled with good vibes, music, wines, cavas, and cocktails made with our own products.

A special way to reconnect, share, and celebrate what we love most: life’s little big pleasures.

Come, let yourself be surprised, and enjoy El Pati de Covides like never before.

We’ll be waiting for you — glass in hand! 🍷🥂🎶

The Castle of Subirats is a splendid viewpoint over the Penedès and the mountains of Montserrat. A long history hides behind the walls of the castle. In fact, from this historical enclave you can see the history of Catalonia during the convulsed centuries of the conquest of Muslim-controlled territory.

It was one of the first castles built at the beginning of the 10th century when Sunyer, the Count of Barcelona, began the conquest of the Penedès against the Saracens.

Experience the breathtaking beauty of peach trees in bloom at the Costers d’Ordal! During spring, the fields are painted in shades of pink, creating a stunning and unforgettable landscape.

Join us on this guided walk to explore the most picturesque corners of this unique region, set in the charming surroundings of Subirats.
Come and enjoy this unique experience and let yourself be enchanted by the magic of the blossoms!
 

Guided tour of the paleontological site of Els Casots (Subirats). The site was discovered in 1989 and declared a Cultural Asset of National Interest (BCIN) in 1995. It was excavated during the 1990s, and after several years of inactivity, annual summer excavation campaigns have been carried out there since 2019.
It is considered one of the most important Miocene sites in Europe, with thousands of fossils discovered, representing over 70 different species, some of which are new to science.