• Cava is Spain’s most famous sparkling wine. In order to be called Cava,
the wine has to be made using the Champagne method, or método
tradicional, where the secondary fermentation happens in the bottle.
• 95% of Cava is produced in the Penedés area of Catalonia, located just
southwest of Barcelona. It is no wonder that Cava is the drink of choice in
the many tapas bars of the great city.
• The native Trepat and Garnacha grapes used for German Gilabert Rosat
come from the Alt Penedes, where the highest elevation plots are located
in the region. The wine is bottled without added sugar, or Brut Nature
• German Gilabert is a cuvee made especially for JPS in collaboration with a
vintner who has deep roots and intimate knowledge of Cava production.
• Vinification: Fermented in stainless steel vats; Base wine rests on the
lees for 45 days; Secondary fermentation in the bottle, a la Methode
Champenoise; Raised on the lees for 18 to 20 months before
disgorgement; Bottled with no dosage.
• Character: Fresh, fine bubbles, citrus, mineral, medium bodied, elegant,
concentrated, dry, and long.
• Gastronomy: Fish Stew, Tuna, Asian Foods, Pan Con Tomaté
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