Raimat Garnatxa Negre

Raimat Garnatxa Negra (formerly known as Raimat Boira) is a red wine produced by the winery Raimat in Raimat (Lleida), within D.O. Catalunya.

Raimat is the second project of Codorniu Grup, owned by the Raventós family. The building of the Raimat winery dates back to 1918. Joan Rubió i Bellver, who was a disciple of Antoni Gaudí, projected what was then the first building constructed with reinforced concrete in Spain. This building was given the name of the ‘cathedral of wine’.

At Raimat, they currently practice a sustainable viticulture, to achieve high-quality products, minimising the use of agrochemical products, reducing waste and optimising production methods through the full integration of the available resources. Raimat stands out from the beginning in the field of oenological research. Over 30 wine research projects confirm this winery as a true reference at a European and global level.

Raimat Garnatxa Negra is a red wine made with grenache from their own vineyards After the harvest, as soon as the grapes reach the winery, the grapes go through pre-fermentation maceration at 15°C, and then they are fermented in stainless steel deposits at a controlled temperature of 25-28ºC. All the production processes of this wine follow organic principles.