All of these wines were tasted on 13 October 2026 at the offices of DO Terra Alta with a few follow ups at the end of October. They were tasted grouped by colors and by vintage, but in non-blind conditions. The wines of Herència Altés were tasted in situ. Please see the full Regional Report for additional information and context. For full access, please purchase a Personal Subscription or Commercial Subscription.
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Let’s hop down to the south of Catalunya and have a look at what’s happening in DO Terra Alta, which is accompanied by this Tasting Report of over 100 wines. This far side of the Ebro (far from Barcelona) is oft-forgotten as being in Catalunya and yet, it’s the still there! There are a solid number of producers working to create some very interesting wines that I feel few people are talking about. Other regions (such as DO Montsant most recently) have made the move to incorporate the skin-contact style […] For full access, please log in or purchase a subscription.
Sono le tre e mezza di notte. Mi sveglio per bere, nonostante sia andato a letto da poco. La serata è stata lunga: sono uscito a cena con due amici ristoratori che, nonostante la nostra amicizia, riesco a vedere quasi … continua »
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