Cavas Hill
Cavas Hill is a historic winery in Penedès, founded in 1887 and counted among the oldest in the D.O. Cava. The family has been devoted to vine growing since the 17th century and the winery was born as a tribute to its homeland, to Barcelona and to Gaudí's Modernisme, with the aim of safeguarding the region's artisanal production and traditions.
The winery is located in Moja, in the municipality of Olèrdola, in the Comtats de Barcelona area of the D.O. Cava, within a modernist estate with protected architecture. The grapes come from vineyards in Alt Penedès, where the Garraf breeze and limestone soils favor slow, balanced ripening.
The vineyards, with 20–40-year-old vines, are farmed organically and host the traditional Cava varieties: Xarel·lo, Macabeo and Parellada, hand-harvested at optimal ripeness. The base wine ferments in stainless steel; the second fermentation takes place in bottle, followed by aging on the lees in the underground cellars.
The range includes young Cavas, Reserva and Gran Reserva, with the categories of Cava de Guarda, Guarda Superior Reserva and Gran Reserva. Among the most recognizable wines are Panot Gaudí and Cuvée 1887, whose labels reinterpret the famous 'panot', the tile designed by Gaudí. Since 2021 Cavas Hill has led the Ferrer Wines group.
Tradition, organic farming and modernist spirit: Cavas Hill is a true benchmark for discovering Penedès Cava.