Cava, Classic Penedès, Corpinnat: A guide to Catalan sparkling wines
Catalonia, the ideal place to discover the festive beverage
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PODCAST: Cava and beyond - Catalonia’s beloved sparkling wine
Can the famed Catalan fizz survive a harvest marked by intense heat and droughts?
Catalonia’s sparkling wine industry in search of climate change countering solutions
Cellars favor traditional Mediterranean grapes, harvest at night, and build structures for shade
Sending cava from Catalonia to Germany by train reduces CO2 emissions by 92%
Rail transport also reduces economic cost by 24% and allows better product control
60,000-year-old hunters’ lodging discovered in central Catalonia
Archeologists find animal remains and stone tools 12 meters below the surface at Capellades Roman Shelter
Thought the holiday season was over? Three Kings is just around the corner
Epiphany, celebrated on January 6, marks the Wise Men's arrival in Bethlehem after Jesus' birth
September marks beginning of Catalonia’s grape harvest season
Penedès, home to cava sparkling wine, is largest Catalan winegrowing region
Cava consumption abroad rises while the local market sees stagnation
The Regulatory Council admits expectations were "too optimistic" and a boycott from the political situation in 2017 also hampered sales
Cava-flavoured ice cream: the latest creation from Codorniu and chef Jordi Roca
World-class pastry chef admits it was a “challenge”
Corpinnat: the new brand of high quality cava
Six producers in the Penedès region unveil new project to promote the best of Catalonia’s sparkling wine
German firm Henkell buys majority stake of Freixenet
Catalan world-class cava producer no longer under control of a family
Politics will not affect Christmas cava sales, say small and medium producers
Exports to foreign markets have also increased in 2017, says president of PIMECAVA
Codorniu stops producing white label cava for foreign brands
The Catalan cava producer Codorniu announced that they will stop producing for foreign brands and will instead focus on their own Premium and Prestige products. The company explained that white label production (producing for third parties) is no longer profitable and thus must be stopped. The company said that production for third parties, basically in the United Kingdom, represents 5% of sales. According to the Catalan cava company, suspending this area is one of the major steps in its strategic plan, which was launched in 2015, and means that around 100 workers of the company will be let go. Sources at the company explained to the Catalan News Agency that the layoffs will affect both Catalonia and the rest of the countries where Codorniu is present.