Saló Vins Naturals Barcelona

📣📣 Saló Vins Naturals Barcelona - THE NATURAL WINE FAIR IS BACK IN BARCELONA!

⏰📍 Next February 9 and 10, the Natural Wine Producers Association (PVN) welcomes you to experience real natural wines at Nau Bostik in the La Sagrera neighborhood of Barcelona.

🍇 Dive into the world of wines crafted by small winemakers who honor the essence of wine and respect the environment. You'll have the chance to taste a wide selection of natural wines, meet the producers, and learn about their artisanal methods.

PVN is the only non-profit organization in Spain dedicated to advocating for natural wines.

Don't miss this opportunity to enjoy a day filled with flavor, culture, and passion for wine. Join us to celebrate the richness of our vineyards together!

List of natural winemakers attending: 

• Aire, Tierra, Mar
• Alumbro
• Vinos Ambiz - Fabio Bartolomei
• Arnaud Chapuis
• Barranco Oscuro - Manuel & Lorenzo Valenzuela
• Bizarria - Vicente Ovejero
• Cal Cols
• Canlibero - Ennio Romano Cecaro, Mena Iannella
• Carlania Celler - Jordi Miró and Sònia Gomà-Camps
• Casa Masas - Jordi Solà Contel
• Casa Pardet - Josep Torres
• Bodega Cauzon - Ramón Saavedra
• Clos De Peguera
• Clos Massotte - Pierre Nicolas Massotte
• Clot De Les Soleres - Montse i Carles Mora Ferrer
• Comalats
• Bodegas Coruña del Condé - Angelica Amo Lopez & Julien Ben Hamou Lopez
• Cueva - Mariano Taberner
• Devotio - Jose Ferrando & Yolanda Pedroche
• Didier Cazac - Didier Cazac
• Domaine Du Petit Bouchon -Vincent Larcelet
• El Abuelo
• Es D'Aqui - Jean-Louis Pinto
• Esencia Rural - Julián Ruiz
• Gregory Guillaume - Gregory Guillaume
• Kumpf Et Meyer - Julien Albertus
• La Cerrada - Javier and Jesús Temprado
• La Despeinada - Petra y Alex
• La Martine
• La Taupe - Nicole Messer & Bertjan Mol
• La Uveja Negra
• Lavinaventura Vins - Emi Gomez Ventura
• La Voluta - Anna Rubio & Jean-Benoît Vivequain
• La Vrille Et Le Papillon - Géraldine & Méryl Croizier
• Case Vecchie - Paolo Ferri
• Le Mazel - Gérald & Jocelyne Oustric
• Le Picatier - Géraldine & Christophe Pialoux
• Le Temps Retrouvé - Michaël Georget
• Le Vin A Poil - Xavier Marchais
• Les Bois Perdus - Léna Perdu & Alexis Robin
• Les Fleurs Jaunes
• Les Lendemains Qui Chantent - Alexandre Michel
• Les Réves Oubliés - Nadia Beaune
• Lopez Schlecht - Sabine López et Alfonso Schlecht
• Los Comuns - Jordi Escoda & Agusti Perello
• Loublachon - Dorothée et Lilian Reynaud
• Malauva - Elisa Cortese, Giovanni Adua
• Marenas Viaedo Y Bodega
• Bodega Marzagana Elementales - Claudio Miguel
• Mas De La Sabatera - Eduard Pallarés
• Niu Celler - Paula y Ferran
• Opi D'Aqui - Philippe Formentin
• Pedecastello - Alex Della Vecchia
• Pequeños Y Salvajes - Vicky y Nahuel
• Pierre Rousse - Pierre Rousse
• Pigar
• Pura Vida - Rober y Maria Ayala Sánchez
• Raquel Biscaia
• Samuel Boulay - Samuel Boulay
• Talcomraja - Joan Munich Arranz
• Toral - Pablo Toral Gómez
• Un Sol Cel Vins
• Vandal-wine/NADA - Raphaël Baissas de Chastenet "RAF"
• Domain Thuronis - Vigneron Bien Fêteur
• Vilalta Pere - Ernest Vilalta Pere
• Vinya Ferrer - Ramon Viña & Marcel Carrer
• Vinyes Singulars - Ignasi Segui
• Vinyologia Canor - Juan Tàrrega
• Bodegas Viña Enebro - Juan Pascual López Cespedes
• Wild Fermentation

📣📣 SPECIAL EDITION MONDOVINO, 20 YEARS

Mondovino was released worldwide on May 17, 2004 at the Cannes Film Festival, competing for the Palme d'Or. The wine world had few critical speakers at a time when social media did not exist. Everything revolved around Parker scores, signature wines, opulence and the star-system of the winemaker. Money and prestige were in motion, hidden behind a supposed defense of the terroir. Jonathan Nossiter, with his critical and naked gaze, generated with Mondovino a debate on the homogenization of wine flavors and the impact of large corporations on viticultural and oenological practices. His focus was on the figure of a flying winemaker, very respected and recognized worldwide. The documentary revolutionized the pillars of wine, giving a much-needed boost to artisan winegrowers and natural winemaking that did defend a real landscape inside the bottle. It gave visibility to a movement that had been claiming its place and reality for years, the natural wine movement. Since then, the movement has gone from being a marginal subculture to a global phenomenon that has transformed the way we understand and consume wine. At PVN we want to take advantage of this anniversary to give visibility and a voice to those who have been part of this story, and who will give their opinion on how the documentary influenced them at the time and the changes that have occurred in the last 20 years.