THE CELLOPHANE WRAP ON OUR BOTTLES: A GRAMONA HALLMARK WHICH IS FULLY BIODEGRADABLE
Learning from our ancestors is something we do naturally at Gramona because, due to our long ageing process, the production of a bottle of wine often begins with one generation and continues with the
THE PEREGRINE FALCON: A GREAT ALLY FOR THE HARVEST
In the run-up to the harvest, when the grapes are already starting to become sweet and succulent, starlings descend on the vineyards in search of food. Scaring them off to prevent a loss of
FEEL THE LAND
When it comes to making wine, we rely on our sensory skills to make decisions in the winery. But long before that, in the vineyards, we listen to the elements that give life to
Regenerating the soil is regenerating life
According to Lewis Thomas, the 20th-century American physicist, essayist and researcher, “the most solid piece of scientific truth I know of is that we are profoundly ignorant about nature”. In fact, some books on
The importance of the land: the shift to biodynamic growing
A greener world is possible, although repairing the harm being done to the Earth is not easy. Change is coming, bit by bit and region by region, and this is encouraging. To bring about
Enoteca Gramona 2001: a historic landmark
After years of red wine dominance in Spain, sherries, whites and sparkling wines are coming out of hiding. For the first time in history, bubbles took its place on the “best wine” winners podium.