Appellation

Conca de Barberà

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About Conca de Barberà

Conca de Barberà is a Spanish Denominación de Origen Protegida (DOP) for wines located in central Catalonia in the northern portion of the Tarragona Province. Situated within the river valleys of the Francolí and Anguera, it has historically been known for its white wines, but has been gaining more attention for its reds, especially those from the native Trepat grape. Today, the Conca de Barberà DOP mainly produces red wines, along with whites, and minor amounts of rosés and sparkling wines.

From the Wikipedia article Conca de Barberà (DO), available under CC BY-SA 4.0.

Conca de Barberà is an appellation in Catalonia, Spain. We track 9 of its wines in stock at 5 shops, from 3 wine houses, from € 9.00; mostly red, white.

At a glance
Country
Spain
Region
Catalonia
In our wines
Trepat, Macabeo, Grenache, Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon
Styles
Red 8 · White 1
Prices
from € 9.00 · median € 22.95 / 75 cl

Vintages

per year: wines in stock, prices, and the critics' scores the shops quote
VintageWinesFromMedian / 75 clCritics' scoreGrowing season
2026––––hotso far +2.9 °C · 2,346 GDD · 101 % rain
2025––––hotwet harvest +1.6 °C · 2,309 GDD · 120 % rain
20242€ 9.00€ 15.98–warmwetwet harvest +0.8 °C · 2,135 GDD · 185 % rain
20231€ 19.40€ 19.40–hot +1.9 °C · 2,398 GDD · 81 % rain
2022––––hot +2.3 °C · 2,475 GDD · 78 % rain
2021––––average +0.1 °C · 2,004 GDD · 88 % rain
2020––––averagewet +0.1 °C · 2,002 GDD · 176 % rain
2019––––averagewet +0.3 °C · 2,041 GDD · 139 % rain
2018––––averagewet +0.4 °C · 2,072 GDD · 183 % rain
2017––––warm +0.9 °C · 2,164 GDD · 75 % rain
2016––––average +0.3 °C · 2,041 GDD · 80 % rain
2015––––warm +0.6 °C · 2,124 GDD · 77 % rain
2014––––average +0.4 °C · 2,084 GDD · 82 % rain
2013––––averagedry harvest −0.4 °C · 1,918 GDD · 78 % rain
2012––––average +0.4 °C · 2,062 GDD · 106 % rain
2011––––warmdrydry harvest +0.9 °C · 2,155 GDD · 62 % rain
2010––––average −0.4 °C · 1,900 GDD · 97 % rain
2009––––warm +0.8 °C · 2,149 GDD · 78 % rain
2008––––coolwet −0.6 °C · 1,853 GDD · 136 % rain
2007––––averagedry harvest −0.1 °C · 1,972 GDD · 84 % rain
2006––––warmwet harvest +0.9 °C · 2,195 GDD · 71 % rain
2005––––average +0.4 °C · 2,058 GDD · 100 % rain
2004––––average −0.4 °C · 1,901 GDD · 97 % rain
2003––––warm +0.8 °C · 2,148 GDD · 123 % rain
2002––––cool −0.6 °C · 1,843 GDD · 110 % rain
2001––––average +0.1 °C · 2,011 GDD · 89 % rain
2000––––average −0.4 °C · 1,891 GDD · 97 % rain
1999––––average +0.1 °C · 2,007 GDD · 114 % rain
1998––––averagedry −0.4 °C · 1,887 GDD · 65 % rain
1997––––average −0.1 °C · 1,955 GDD · 92 % rain
1996––––cool −0.9 °C · 1,778 GDD · 87 % rain
1995––––averagedry −0.2 °C · 1,932 GDD · 55 % rain
1994––––averagewet harvest +0.1 °C · 2,010 GDD · 113 % rain
1993––––cold −1.1 °C · 1,749 GDD · 109 % rain
1992––––coldwet −1.1 °C · 1,756 GDD · 159 % rain
1991––––cooldry −0.6 °C · 1,866 GDD · 63 % rain
1990––––average +0.1 °C · 2,024 GDD · 124 % rain
1989––––averagewet harvest −0.1 °C · 1,980 GDD · 88 % rain
1988––––averagedry harvest −0.2 °C · 1,928 GDD · 82 % rain
1987––––average +0.1 °C · 1,996 GDD · 123 % rain
1986––––average −0.4 °C · 1,913 GDD · 87 % rain
1985––––average −0.1 °C · 1,963 GDD · 86 % rain
1984––––cold −1.6 °C · 1,641 GDD · 73 % rain
1983––––averagedrydry harvest −0.4 °C · 1,913 GDD · 58 % rain
1982––––average −0.4 °C · 1,884 GDD · 105 % rain

Growing season (April–October; October–April south of the equator): mean temperature against Conca de Barberà's 1991–2020 normal (hot: 1 °C or more above, warm: 0.5 °C, cool/cold below), growing degree days (warmth for the vines, base 10 °C) and rain against normal, with the harvest month (September/March) flagged when very wet or dry. Monthly data from NASA POWER (MERRA-2) at one point in the appellation. The current year is compared with the same months of a normal year (“so far”); its latest months are preliminary and revised by NASA later.

Critics' score: the average of the best 100-point score quoted for each wine of that vintage, as the shops quote them. A few quoted wines make a thin average; the number of wines is in brackets.