Celler Masroig is a winery founded in 1917 in the village of el Masroig, within DO Montsant, under the motto "Des del 1917 no hem parat de buscar" ("Since 1917 we haven't stopped searching") and the guiding philosophy "L'ànima, la vinya" ("The soul, the vineyard"). The winery works mainly with the native carinyena (carignan) and garnatxa (grenache) varieties, and complements its wine production with extra virgin olive oil from arbequina olives.
Among its wines, Les Sorts (Old Vines) stands out, having been named "Best Black Wine in the World" and receiving the Grand Gold Medal at the 2025 Concours Mondial de Bruxelles as "International Revelation Red Wine." Other lines include Solà Fred (entry-level whites from native varieties), Pinyeres (an artisanal expression of local garnatxes), L'Om (wines from higher-elevation vineyards), Ferest (an organic-focused line) and Vi Novell (a young wine celebrating tradition).
The winery offers visits and experiences for guests, including cellar tours and tastings (around 15 euros), e-bike routes through the vineyards, family-oriented activities, and food-pairing partnerships with local restaurants.
Visits and contact
- VisitsVisits by appointment
- BookingAdvance booking required
- Visit fromfrom €9/person
- Visit languagesCA · ES · EN
- What is includedwine tasting, cellar tour
- WinesSelecció de 3 vins segons el dia entre · Pinyeres blanc · Pinyeres negre · Les Sorts Jove · Les Sorts Sycar · Les Sorts Vinyes Velles
- AddressPasseig de l'Arbre, 3, 43736 El Masroig
- Phone+34 977 825 026
- Emailvisites@cellermasroig.com
Visits
- Els orígens del Celler Masroig2 to 3 hours · 85,00 €
- Visita al celler amb tast i aperitiu2 to 3 hours · 21,00 €
- Visita al Celler + tast de vins1 to 2 hours · 15,00 €
- Visita exprésUnder 1 hour · 9,00 €
- Oli 360º
- L'essència masrojana
ℹ️ Hours and prices can change: check with the establishment before you visit.
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Sources: cellermasroig.com · turismepriorat.org