Llavors* wine got the Laus award for its labelling1 mars 2011
On the past edition of the Laus 09 award Lluís Serra Pla and La Vinyeta got the prestigious award Golden Laus for the labelling of the Llavors wine, on the category of ‘Packaging and Labelling Design’. This award boosts the image of the winery. Since then, we can find many different articles that refers to our wines in some magazines and graphic design books as the French publication Étapes, magazines as On Diseño and Chois Gallery, books as Wine plus and Pack pack or The die line website.
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Lluís Serra Pla, Josep’s brother –enologist and owner of La Vinyeta–, he studied graphic design at Eina School of Art & Design. While he was a student he was awarded with Student Laus Award, subsequently for Fad Incubator. He has worked for different studios as Bis, Summa or 40 Gurús. He currently lives in Alt Empordà where he is doing the graphic image of La Vinyeta apart from his own projects. For further information please click here.
The Heus* Negre 09 wine awarded with 91 points for the Guía Peñín 20111 mars 2011
On October 1st 2010 the new edition of the wine guide “Guía Peñín” was launched. On this occasion the red wine Heus Negre 09 got the punctuation of 91 that it establishes as one of the best Spanish wines in quality and price.
Heus Negre 09 has a coupage of red Grenache (50 years old vineyards), Syrah and Carignan. It has cherry coloured with violet tones with high flavour intensity combining sensations of ripe fruit with lactic notes. Meaty in mouth, well-integrated tannins and middle persistence with good final acidity.
New harvest of Sols* Grenache1 mars 2011
Shortly, it will be launch the new harvest of the sweet wine Sols. This new Grenache is a limited edition, due to that it is made from the oldest vineyards of La Vinyeta, more than 80 years old. ¿Do you remember those tickets that we used to buy on the village to get some drinks when we were young? On Friday were turquoise green, on Saturday yellow straw, on Sunday red… So, like those tickets, Sols labelling changes every year to a new colour. The next harvest, it will be a pale red and no more than a thousand bottles manually enumerated.