The cellar

Wines for fifteen courses

The pairing is chosen at the table. If you'd rather go your own way, this is the cellar: small growers, natural wines and the odd rarity, by the glass and the bottle. It changes with the season.

Whites

Edge and verticality. To start with the mouth awake.

  • JAG Godello & Doña Blanca
  • Stallmann-Hiestand Riesling
  • Barco del Corneta «Loseco» Verdejo & Viura
  • Desig · Mas Candi Xarel·lo
  • Tricó Albariño
  • David & Nadia Chenin Blanc
  • Viña Somoza «Ededia» Godello
  • Chablis 1er Cru Montmains Chardonnay

Orange

Skin-macerated. Texture and a wild edge.

  • Puiggròs «Impresionant» Orange wine
  • Ulterior Orange

Reds

From the oak to the glass. Fruit, earth and smoke.

  • Ulterior Parcela 6 Garnacha
  • La Brecha Ribera
  • Gómez Cruzado Rioja
  • Cati Ribot «Cambuix» · 1 L Escursac & Callet
  • Joan d’Anguera «Finca l’Argata» Garnacha
  • Dom. de Villeneuve · Châteauneuf-du-Pape Rhône
  • Guy Amiot · Chassagne-Montrachet Pinot Noir

Sparkling

Tension with air. Cava, pet-nat and champagne.

  • Mas Candi Brut Nature
  • Con Altura Pet-Nat
  • Marteaux Champagne · Brut Réserve
  • Calsac «Cuvée l’Échappée Belle» Champagne
  • Bérêche Champagne · Brut Réserve

Sweet

The close. A little, cold, with flower.

  • Dulce Enero Sweet wine
  • La Chispa Negra Sweet wine

The easy way: let us lead

Six glasses built for the fifteen courses — wine or the house ferments. Chosen when you sit down and explained in the room.

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