A journey through Costa Brava, Catalonia’s prime wine region | National Geographic Traveller (UK)
Most people think of the Costa Brava for its Mediterranean beaches and classic holiday resorts, but this northeastern region of Catalonia offers more than just sea and sand. Visitors can expect a much-storied history, diverse terrain and landscapes, inspiring architecture and an exceptional food and wine scene. The region’s wine production is centred around the protected ‘designation of origin’ (DO) Empordà area, which stretches from near the Pyrenees mountains in the north to the glistening Mediterranean Sea in the south, traversing the Costa Brava. The area’s DO status means that wine produced in this region is regulated for quality and authenticity, making a viticultural journey one of the best ways to experience the area.
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