5 Things to do for Honeymoon in Sant Sadurni d'Anoia That You Shouldn't Miss

August 27, 2021 Brain Ambrose

Discover the best top things to do in Sant Sadurni d'Anoia, Spain including Recaredo, Pere Ventura, Freixenet, Caves Anna d’ Codorniu, Vilarnau.
Restaurants in Sant Sadurni d'Anoia

1. Recaredo

Tamarit 10, Apartado de correos 15, 08770 Sant Sadurni d'Anoia Spain +34 938 91 02 14 [email protected] http://www.recaredo.com
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5.0 based on 182 reviews

Recaredo

We’re a family of winegrowers specialized in Millésime Brut Nature Sparkling Wines (zero dosage). We’re committed to capturing our Mediterranean landscapes in a bottle. That’s what drives us to cultivate only our own vineyards planted with indigenous varieties. We practise dry farming and apply the principles of biodynamic agriculture –a step beyond organic. Like sentinels waiting patiently in silence, Recaredo’s bottles remain in the darkness of our cellars for at least 30 months until they achieve a truly unique character. In the case of Recaredo’s most exclusive family wine cellars, some of our Sparkling Wines are aged for nearly 20 years, preserving a wealth of elegant and complex nuances. ROBERT PARKER- THE WINE ADVOCATE: “I’m not sure if there is any other sparkling wine producer in the world who works with such strict standards (...) There is a sense of energy and harmony in their wines that is impressive; they are all highly recommended.”

Reviewed By ParisCanuck

We chose the private visit and our amazing guide was Lluba. We are fairly experienced wine lovers who have done wine tours worldwide. Having said that the private tour is an amazing experience for people new to the cava experience, or biodynamic farming, as well as experienced oenophiles. Lluba was both a very knowledgeable and enthusiastic guide and her tour was excellent. We elected to have the tour in English. We were able to sample several reserve cavas, and the 2008 reserve was disgorged for us by one of the current owner / vintners, Josep Mata. We were also able to sample both still wines and reserve cavas with dried sausage and breads. Very enjoyable and enlightening experience overall. Pricey for a cava tasting but well worth it.

2. Pere Ventura

Crta. De Vilafranca C-243a, Km 0'4, 08770 Sant Sadurni d'Anoia Spain +34 938 91 34 22 [email protected] http://www.pereventura.com/
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5.0 based on 121 reviews

Pere Ventura

Reviewed By 350judyr

There is so much to see in Barcelona - This shared, it is well worth taking an afternoon and getting out of the city for a wine and cava tasting with tapas at Pere Ventura! We met with Beth - the winemaker, and Rosa - for the Cava tasting and tour. An unbelievable afternoon touring the vineyards and the cellars! - a 45-minute drive outside of the city.

3. Freixenet

Joan Sala, 2 Pueden aparcar en la bodega., 08770 Sant Sadurni d'Anoia Spain +34 938 91 70 96 [email protected] http://www.freixenet.es/es/enoturismo/bodegas-freixenet
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4.5 based on 527 reviews

Freixenet

In 1861 Francesc Sala Ferres founded Casa Sala, the first wine-exporting company in Sant Sadurni d’Anoia. His son, Joan Sala Tubella, carried the business forward and after the wedding of Joan’s daughter Dolors Sala Vive to Pere Ferrer Bosch, the company entered the cava business. Pere Ferrer Bosch came from the family that owned La Freixeneda, a family estate in existence since the 13th Century and located in the Alt Penedes region. The business grew and the first labels for Freixenet Casa Sala cava appeared. From the beginning it was decided to concentrate exclusively on the production of cava, a natural sparkling wine, following the method used in the Champagne region (France) since the XVIIIth century. They built their cellars in the town of Sant Sadurni d’Anoia in Catalonia, Spain. The town is located in the heart of the Penedes, a region famous since Roman times for the quality of the wine produced there. In the 1920s and 1930s the company gained recognition thanks to the drive of its founders and the guaranteed quality of its products. It was at this time that the company started to export its products and it opened its first United States office in New Jersey in 1935. Unfortunately, the development of the company was held back first by the Spanish Civil War and then by the Second World War. Nevertheless, in 1941 the company launched what would in time become one of its star products—Freixenet Carta Nevada cava. In 1974 its leading export brand, Freixenet Cordon Negro cava, was launched, present in more than 140 countries. By the beginning of the 1970s Freixenet was well established in the Spanish market as a strong brand with a clear vocation to expand on the international stage. The constant efforts made by the company since then have led to continuous expansion in world markets and made the Freixenet Group in the mid 80’s the world leader in sparkling wines produced by the traditional method. At this time, the company decides to build cellars abroad, such is the case of Gloria Ferrer in California, Wingara in Australia and many more, and also in Spain, in other wine areas of great reputation such as Rioja, Ribera del Duero, Priorat, Montsant, ... Nowadays Freixenet Group keeps being a 100% family-owned company with 18 cellars in 7 countries in 3 continents.

Reviewed By 463amara

The trip to Freixenet was amazing and really special! Our guide Montse Miro was amazing, she personifies amazing hospitality. She gave us a great tour of the cellars and then ensure we had an informative Cava tasing. She even provided us with a few extra Cava samples so that I could purchase some for myself. I would definitely come back again, not just for the winery but to meet Montse, thank you for making my birthday special.

4. Caves Anna d’ Codorniu

Carrer de Can Codorniu s/n, 08770 Sant Sadurni d'Anoia Spain +34 938 91 33 42 http://www.visitascodorniu.com
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4.5 based on 548 reviews

Caves Anna d’ Codorniu

Reviewed By maiczm - Houston, United States

Cavas Codorniu cellars at Sant Sadurní d'Anoia are very extensive and we appreciated the electric train transport to be able to see everything instead of walking. Display area of old tools and how they were used was very interesting including the marine generator that provided electricity to the town long time ago. Beautiful designed old brick buildings and stained glass windows. Another electric transport was used to go thought the endless maze of underground tunnels where cava bottles are kept. It is incredible that up in the surface is all covered with gardens and you will never image what is underneath. Cava tasting room was underground. We enjoyed the tour very much, even my husband did! Be sure to make reservations online. They do have a nice shop to buy all their products. After our visit we had a tasty lunch at Mirador des Caves restaurant. Up on hill with great views of the valley and vineyards. This day in May 2019 was sunny and clear and were lucky to see Montserrat. We decided not to drive back to Barcelona and stay at Hotel Mastinell, 20 minutes away in Villafranca de Penedés. Next day we had reservations to visit close by Bodega Torres.

5. Vilarnau

Ctra. D'Espiells km 1,4 Finca Can Petit, 08770 Sant Sadurni d'Anoia Spain +34 938 91 23 61 [email protected] http://www.vilarnau.es
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4.5 based on 77 reviews

Vilarnau

If everything about the essence of wine, the land and the people who work it excites you, you will want to experience the essence of Vilarnau. If you are one of those people who would like to see the wine-making process up close and in a way in which you will both learn and be entertained, Vilarnau can provide just the answer. And if yours is one of those more expert palates you will find that Vilarnau has cavas that will surprise you.

Reviewed By Trueblue1873 - Paisley, United Kingdom

Spent a couple of hours here after doing the chocolate experience earlier in the day. Lovely vineyard set in the hills - stunning views to Montserrat and an excellent and very informative tour guide. He was very informative about the older vines and the new organic vines they are growing and in the cave below the building the stacking and bottling system has to be seen to be believed. At the end the tasting was served with a few nibbles and was not restricted to just a small glass of each - very impressive all round and well worth a visit if you are close by. Highly recommended

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