
Located in the small village of Les Gunyoles d’Avinyonet, in Spain’s Penedès wine region, the Cuscó I Berga winery is well worth a visit. Driving up to the village you will see the Saint Salvador Church de les Gunyoles on the skyline. Built in the 10th Century and home to the Templars in 1160, this church is well worth a stop off before visiting the winery.

A trip into the underground cellar will reveal that the winery is built mostly using the side of a rock outcrop. You can see natural limestone rock as part of the construction and this gives the cavas a constant temperature and humidity for ageing on the lees.
As well as tasting the cavas make sure you ask them for a taste of a unique still wine they produce made with 100% Muscat D’Alexandrie.

Brut Nature Reserva Tradició 2008 – Straw yellow. Ripe pears & hints of almonds. Fruity & fresh. Lingering acidic finish. Complex! 62 months ageing!
Brut Nature Reserva Ecológic 2011 – Green apples. Citric notes. Fresh crisp entrance. Notable but pleasant acidity. Subtle citric flavours. Pleasant mouth feel. 26 months ageing
Brut Gran Reserva 2009 – Citric notes (pineapple), hints of fennel & underlying nutty notes. Fine bubble. Apricots & albaricoque on the palate.Lingering finish. 62 months ageing
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