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Cava Wine Region

Cava wine region

Sant Sadurni – Cava Wine Region Town

Cava is the term used by Spain to designate their wonderful sparkling wines. Although not region, almost all of the bodegas producing Cava are in the Penedes wine region of Spain just south of Barcelona. A short train ride of 45 minutes from the Plaza Cataluña in Barcelona will get you to the Cava town of St. Sadurni. In St. Sadurni you can walk the town and gaze at the many Cava bodegas that make their home here. If you are in Barcelona, take a day or half day to tour one of the two great houses of Cava, Codorniu or Freixenet. Codorniu is a 15-minute walk from the train station and Freixenet is directly opposite the train station. To get to St. Sadurni d’Anoia, take the train from the Plaza Cataluña, Sants, or Arc de Triomf in the direction of St. Vince de Calders or Vilafranca. Get off the train at the stop of St. Sadurni. Explore the Cave wine region!




Top Cava Wineries to Visit on This Trail

  • Codorniu – Largest Cava producer.
  • Freixenet – Established in 1898, popular in U.S.
  • Cava Colomer Bernat – Smaller Cava producer founded in 1943
  • Juve´ y Camps – Traditional Cava bogeda, established 1921
  • Segura Viudas Sustainable farming, guided walking tour.
  • Terelló Can Martí estate family owned since 1395

If have an extra day, you may want to visit one Spain’s most notable wineries, Bodega Torres. It is located about one mile from the train stop Vilafranca del Penedes. Bodega Torres

Important Links

  • Cava Lodging
  • Cava Facts & Information
  • Tips – Visiting Bodegas

The other wine regions of Spain

  • Priorat & Montsant

  • Rias Baixas

  • Ribera Del Duero

  • Rioja

  • Toro

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