Elegant sparkling wine made from Pinot Blanc. Bright acidity and creamy texture with green apple and floral notes.

A wild ale refermented with ripe local quinces, Melocotón bursts with fleshy stone fruit, subtle funk, and lively acidity. Fermented with native yeasts and aged naturally, it’s bright, dry, and dripping with Mediterranean sunshine. Pure summer in a bottle.

A bold, complex sour brewed with second-use Sumoll grape skins and macerated for four months in a tart base. Blended with barrel-aged Saison, it’s layered with vinous character, bright acidity, and earthy depth. Wild, funky, and refreshingly intricate at 6.5% ABV.

This barrel-aged sour spent two months macerating on second-use Xarel·lo skins, then rested for 13 months in oak. The result is a complex yet refreshing wild ale, with layered acidity, subtle tannin, and citrusy, mineral-driven depth. Vibrant and vinous at 7.4% ABV.

A vibrant blend of sour beer macerated for 17 days on grape skins, then married with barrel-aged Grisette. Zippy and bone-dry with floral lift, gentle funk, and a crisp, mineral edge. A beautifully balanced 6.2% sipper from Spain’s wild ferment masters.

Macerated for 19 days on second-use Pinot Noir skins from Antoine Lienhardt, this 4.2% sour is bright, breezy, and effortlessly drinkable. Delicately vinous with subtle red fruit and soft acidity, it’s a crisp, balanced refresher with a graceful, low-ABV charm.