Vins Abadia de Poblet

Vins Abadía de Poblet was born out of the interest of the Cistercian Community to resume the Cistercian winemaking tradition, which dates back to the 11th century in Burgundy and was always associated with the Pinot Noir grape variety.

In 1989 the Codorníu Group decided to join this project, which began with the planting of vineyards on the 9 hectares that are within the walled area of the Poblet Monastery. At the same time, a deep rehabilitation of the building begins, which was built in 1870 and which would serve to centralize all the farm's agricultural activity. In the spring of 2002 the first Poblet Abbey is presented.

Vins Abadia de Poblet fait partie du groupe Codorníu qui, avec ses 3000 hectares de vignobles, mène de nombreux projets dans d'autres appellations d'Espagne et du monde: Masia Bach (Catalunya), Scala Dei (Priorat), Raimat (Costers del Segre), Bodegas Bilbaínas (Rioja), Legaris (Ribera del Duero), Séptima (Mendoza, Argentina), Artesa (Napa Valley) et Nuviana (Valle del Cinca).