The vineyards in Conca de Barberà are planted in the valleys of the rivers Francolí and
Anguera and are surrounded and protected by mountain ranges: the
Serra de Montclar,
Codony mountain and
Serra de Comalats in the north, the
Serra de Miramar and
Cogulló in the east, the
Serra de Prades in the south, and the
Serra del Tallat and
Serra de Vilobí in the west.
The land is mainly flat or slightly undulating at heights of between 350 and 600 m above sea level.
Most of the vines are on dark lime bearing soils, quite loose and
poor in organic matter. Towards the foothills of the Sierra de Prades
slate can be found in the rock.
Interesting, isn't it?
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