Catalunya
Catalunya is a wine region in Spain. A Mediterranean region in northeast Spain covering everything from sparkling wine to full-bodied reds.
Where it is
Map data: Natural Earth
Places in Catalunya
Montsant
A Catalan appellation surrounding much of Priorat, with a warm, dry climate and a strong tradition of structured red wine.
Priorat
A rugged hill region in Catalonia, inland from Tarragona in northeast Spain, known for red wines from Garnacha and Cariñena grown on dark slate soil.
Alella
A small coastal appellation north of Barcelona, centered on Pansa Blanca whites that are typically light, fresh, and citrusy.
Conca de Barberà
An inland Catalan basin between two mountain ranges, set back from the Mediterranean.
Costers del Segre
Scattered inland zones in Catalonia along the Segre river, dry and continental.
Pla de Bages
An inland Catalan wine basin around Manresa, north of Penedès and away from the sea.
Tarragona
The coastal plain and inland hills of southern Catalonia, the broad appellation wrapping around Priorat and Montsant.