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The Venezuelan magazine Etiqueta writes an article about Raventós i Blanc and Conca del Riu Anoia where our long viticultural tradition stands out and how, with the help of Mikel Aramburu and Importadora Iregua, our wines arrive to Venezuela.
The Venezuelan magazine Etiqueta writes an article about Raventós i Blanc and Conca del Riu Anoia where our long viticultural tradition stands out and how, with the help of Mikel Aramburu and Importadora Iregua, our wines arrive in Venezuela.
Article written by Pepe Raventós where he confesses, among others, that he feels more like a winemaker than a winemaker, who has found the way he is comfortable, calm and enjoys the moment. We are left with his next statement: "the greatness of the wine is in the origin, not in the method". The origin is nature. And our role, as winemakers, is to interpret what is the purest and transfer it to a bottle, without filters. "
293/5000 The wine critic Elin Mc Coy tasted during 2018 what she considers the 50 best wines under $ 50. We can find out our De la Finca 2015 which defines how calcareous and live, produced by one of the best producers of sparkling wine in Spain.
Josh Raynolds has scored our De Nit with 91 points and has highlighted it on the front page and among his Favorites in Vinous.
Lettie Teguie wonders in her article if cava can compete with champange and ensures, after conducting several surveys, that cava is very little known and even less understood. She stands out how, in 2012, Pepe Raventós and Raventós i Blanc decided to leave a DO Cava very focused on the method and not to the origin.
The most important Spanish newspaper "La Vanguardia" published an article in which Pepe Raventós, claims the estate and the oak of the Raventós family. In this article where he talks about conquering the Spanish market, export sales and family inheritance, the author writes "" Raventós i Blanc sets the trend"
The Japanese magazine Wands, a benchmark in the Japanese wine sector, writes two pages about Raventós i Blanc, interviewing Pepe Raventós, in which he talks about Conca del Riu Anoia and future projects.
The Japanese magazine The Daily Wine & Spirits, a benchmark in the Japanese wine sector, writes two pages about Raventós i Blanc in which he talks about Conca del Riu Anoia and future projects.
The prestigious publication Vinothèque, within its monthly supplement, and taking advantage of the visit of Pepe Raventós to the Nipon country, writes a detailed and meticulous article about the Spanish winery that is a benchmark in the wine sector of the country, in which the minerality of our soils stands out and the typicity they bring to our sparkling wines, especially De la Finca.
An interview to Pepe Raventós in one of the most importants newspapers in Spain, El Mundo where he explains his toughts, aims and vision.
An article that shows us the incredible story of the second Spanish Master of Wine, Fernando Mora, a viticulturist by spontaneous generation, who landed in the world of wine, after a visit to one of the most impressive wine museums in Spain, and perhaps of the world: Vivancos. In this article, Fernando Mora also makes a selection of Summer wines; among them Ancestral de Pepe Raventós.
Michael Schachner’s selection of bottles to help you jump into this exciting and growing group of wines. Among them, Textures de Pedra.
Jancis Robinson goes on to offer her very personal suggestions to serve to our guests. Among the selection, Raventós i Blanc, the only Spanish Sparkling Wine on the list.
“Raventós i Blanc lobby for the creation of a more tightly defined and rigorous appellation, called Conca del Riu Anoia”
"The viticultural lineage of the Raventós family reaches back hundreds of years — to 1497 to be exact — but they are not afraid to evolve. In 2012, the 21st generation decided to leave the cava DO (denominacion de origen) to create a more stringently defined geographic appellation. They named it Conca del Riu Anoia, after the river valley where the organically farmed, single estate is situated. Results in the glass are beguiling, expressing a refined mineral profile."
