Cromatismos del Territorio: El mapa del rosado en las DO catalanas
Catalan Rosé Wines: From Chromatic Subtlety to Gastronomic Intensity
Catalan rosé wine has definitively broken with old clichés to establish itself as a category with its own identity and great technical prestige. Far from being a secondary product, today’s rosés are the result of selected harvests and precise vinifications that seek the balance between red fruit freshness and vibrant acidity. From the subtle “onion skin” style rosés to those with more extraction and structure, the stylistic range of our DOs offers everything from agile aperitif wines to complex lees-aged references capable of pairing with a full gastronomic menu.
A Shared Craft: Historical Rigor and New Enological Perspectives
Barcelona, 16/03/26
The transformation of rosé in our land is the result of the mastery of wineries that have known how to interpret the demands of a global market without losing the identity of the territory.
In this setting, established historical houses coexist with small producers and emerging projects experimenting with varieties such as Sumoll, Trepat, or Garnacha to offer unique profiles. This collective effort translates into constant quality improvement, where winery technology and respect for the vineyard cycle join forces to create modern, elegant rosés with a strong geographical personality.

