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History Cava Simó de Palau is produced in l’Espluga de Francolí, in the region of Conca de Barberà, a land with a great wine-producing tradition. Contrary to the land that takes us in, this cava takes its name from one of the founders of this town: Simó de Palau, viscount of Bas, descendant of Hug de Cervera. Not only the name, Simó de Palau, has an ancient story, but also the country house where our wine cellars are located in: Molí de Poca. Its origin goes back to the 12th century, when the Cerveras granted Arnau Moltó the exclusive permission for the construction of the mills on this land, where the vineyards were already cultivated for wine production in that time. |
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From L’Espluga de Francolí L’Espluga de Francolí has various tourist attractions that complement the winery visits. It is important to add that we can find the Museo del Vino, integrated within the same installations of the Co-operative. The Museum of Rural Life and The Cova Museum of Font Major are must see places, as well as the ancient Sant Miguel church (XIII Century). As important is a visit to the Santisima Trinitat chapel and the ancient bathing zone of Les Masies. |
