Outstanding winery in the beautiful, rolling Hills of Spain. Fantastic staff excellent wine. The…read morepresentation of the local wines was an experience with the history of the area. The pours were generous . We were provided a tour of the grounds that was amazing. We will never forget these tours, especially here at clos Mogador.i highly recommend

Clos Mogador is a top winery in Priorat, and the Barbier family is well known in this region and…read morehas generations of wine making history. We made a reservation for a 1.5 hour vineyard and winery tour. Getting to the winery, as well as other wineries in this region was tough, because of the winding and bumpy roads. As we drove by a condemned house, we were wondering if we were going the right way. Up ahead, we approach a gate, which is the entrance to Clos Mogador, where we were let in by our guide. While at first 1.5 hrs might seem long, time flew by. The tour was informative, engaging, fun, and you pretty much learn everything there is to know about Priorat. Our guide, Josep is extremely knowledgable and nice. He drove us in Clos Mogador's own van and gave us the best wine tour we have ever experienced. During the drive, Josep points out different plants and herbs and had us smell/taste them. These flavor characteristics are what you taste in the wines, as they reflect the notes of the terroir. Priorat is also known for its olive oil and almond production, so naturally Josep points out olive and almond trees to us and even cracks open a few almonds from an almond tree for us to taste. Back at the winery, the wine making and tasting parts of the tour continues. During the wine tasting portion, Josep prepares some cheese, guava jam, and bread for us to have with the wines. And we got to taste the Clos Mogador olive oil! Just like its wines, Clos Mogador's olive oil is incredible and worth the buy. Clos Mogador's wines are truly sophisticated and well made. Keep in mind, due to the climate, the small scale production as well as the human labor that goes into making these great wines, Priorat wines in general aren't going to be cheap. Nonetheless, Clos Mogador wines are very reasonably priced, and a great buy.

A wonderful small liquor and wine store in Cambrils. you can taste straight from the keg in red…read moreand white local wines and then purchase a 2l or 5l take way. the smell of old casks and wine is a joy.

This family-run business is the main winery (botiga in Catalan) for the Can Pujol and Torrents a…read moreCarbó wines, from the Penedés wine region in Spain. Their wines are made using Xarello, Parellada, Macabeo, Tempranillo, Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot grapes. As well as quaffable (and very affordable) table and regional quality wines, they have a wide selection of their own and others' cavas. As ever with this part of Spain, you're best sticking to reds, rosé or cavas. They also make and sell high quality wine vinegars and olive oils, and the shop sells other high quality regional foods, such as cheeses, preserves, herbs and turron, the local almond-based nougat, other Spanish wines, spirits and sherries. There's an extensive on-line catalogue. There's a small and a decent restaurant, and regular wine-tasting evenings, which come with a short talk as well as the tasting for about EUR15 a person (Catalan and Spanish only). Staff are friendly, although the service is very laid back - the sense of time is rather slower than at home, so remember you are on holiday...