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The Ars Collecta range responds to the oenological legacy of more than five centuries creating cavas in Codorníu. These are made in an artisanal way at Celler Jaume, a micro-winery where innovation, research and an exhaustive previous care of the vineyards give rise to cavas of the highest quality, expressive and guaranteed longevity. Ars Collecta Grand Rosé Gran Reserva has a unique blend of the varieties: Pinot Noir, trepat and xarel lo. At the international Bacchus competition 2020 was awarded a Gold Medal. You already have one more excuse to toast with this excellent rosé cava.

Gran Codorníu Pinot Noir it is the true reflection of a grape, a terroir and a vintage. The best expression of the Pinot Noir grapes of our vineyards older. Codorníu pioneered the cultivation of this variety, and this long experience has enabled us to take a step forward and create a cava exclusive, that enhances the unique nuances of this variety and of this add. A Brut rosé, with an intense aroma of red fruits and citrus, full of freshness and vivacity. Different, elegant, bold, unique and authentic. DEVELOPMENT (VINIFICATION) We plan the optimum moment of harvest, looking for an optimal maturation of the Pinot Noir grapes that provide us with the best potential of color in the skin in addition to good acidity and a moderate alcoholic strength,. After despalillar the grape, let this macerate, leaving the must in contact with the grape skin for a few 3 the 4 hours. Then filter the wort, because of the pink color, and proceeds to start the fermentation at a temperature of between 15 and 17th C. Later it is bottled the wine along with the expedition liqueur, that determines your dosage Brut. Bottles made the second fermentation followed by a period of ageing in contact with lees of the yeasts in our underground cellars at a constant temperature (15-17ºC). This is the so-called traditional method, also used in the production of champagne. En total, the wine will spend a minimum of 12 months in the cellar. VINEYARD (VITICULTURE) The grapes Pinot Noir used in the elaboration of Gran Codorniu come from vineyards of the D. Or. Quarry. These vineyards are the oldest in Spain (over 25 years old) and are located in an area suitable for its cultivation, Riudabella, where the climate is mild continental favors an optimum concentration of the fruit, a greater body and aromatic intensity. The soils are stony, what prevents an excessive force from the vineyard. Cropping systems follow the criteria of integrated production and are particularly adapted to the production of sparkling wine. The vintage of the Pinot Noir grapes takes place in mid-August and is always carried out during the night, in order to keep the grapes as cool as possible and keep their aromas intact.

Anna de Codorníu Brut Nature it is our tribute to the last person of the family that took the surname Codorníu, in 1659 he married the viticulturist Miquel Raventós. Anna de Codorníu was the first cava to include Chardonnay variety in its blend, which gives it delicate aromas, a cool unmistakable and a unique personality. DEVELOPMENT (VINIFICATION) We plan the optimum moment for harvest for each variety used in Anna de Codorníu Brut Nature. After de-stemming and pressing of the grapes, we obtain the musts. We add selected yeast and the must ferments at a temperature of between 15 C and 17 ºC. Once you have completed all the fermentation and stabilized the wine, is performed the assembly of the same and then bottled the resulting wine along with liquor circulation. The bottles pass to the underground cellars (at a constant temperature of 17 ºC) where takes place the second fermentation followed by a period of ageing in contact with lees of yeast. En total, the wine will spend a minimum of 12 months in the cellar, after which takes place the removed (decanting of the bottles to facilitate agglutination and subsequent elimination of sediment) and the disgorgement, time to remove the sediments deposited after the second fermentation. Subsequently it is added to a quantity of expedition liqueur that determines the content of residual sugars of this Brut Nature cava. Finally, cover the bottle and definitely with a cork stopper. This is the traditional method, also used in the production of champagne. VINEYARD (VITICULTURE) The grapes used for the elaboration of cava Anna de Codorníu Brut Nature, coming from two wine-making areas distinct. The variety Chardonnay comes from vineyards located in the region of more continental climate of the D. Or. Quarry, in Lleida, that is conducive to optimal concentration, less acidity, more body and greater intensity in the grape. Cropping systems follow the criteria of integrated production and are particularly adapted to the production of sparkling wine. The harvest takes place towards mid-August and is always carried out during the night, in order to keep the grapes as cool as possible and keep their aromas intact and prevent oxidation processes or spontaneous fermentations. Xarel lo varieties, The Macabeo and Parellada varieties come from vineyards selected by our teams of viticulture and oenology in the area of the Penedès, where these varieties show all its typicality: a good level of acidity, freshness and citrus aromas and floral.