Sara Perez's agroecological approach at Mas Martinet includes low sulfur additions across the estate range. The Bru entry wine and the Cami Pessebre both receive minimal sulfur additions by Priorat standards.
Tip: Mas Martinet Bru is the entry point for low-sulfite Priorat from an agroecological estate. The Natural Wine Company lists it as low-intervention with minimal sulfur additions.
Address: Carretera de Gratallops s/n, 43730 Falset, Tarragona, Spain, Priorat
Mas Martinet, run by Sara Perez, has been certified organic (CCPAE) since 2006 and practises agroecological farming integrating biodynamic, permaculture; organic principles.
Tip: Mas Martinet was among the first estates in Priorat to certify organic. Sara Perez's agroecological approach integrates biodiversity corridors and soil health monitoring beyond standard certification.
Clos Mogador's regenerative and biodynamic vineyard practices, combined with indigenous yeast fermentation and minimal cellar intervention, result in wines with low total sulfur additions.
Tip: Clos Mogador's low-intervention approach from certified-organic, biodynamic-practising vineyards produces wines with generally low added sulfite compared to conventional Priorat producers.
The Rovira family's 125-hectare estate in Bellmunt del Priorat has been certified organic (CCPAE) and has practised biodynamic farming since the fourth generation introduced it in 2008. The estate covers vineyards, olive groves, almond groves, and Mediterranean woodland. The property is certified organic but has not pursued formal biodynamic certification (Demeter), as the family found the full Demeter conversion too difficult to apply across the entire mixed-farming property.
Tip: Mas d'en Gil's biodynamic practices began in 2008 under the fourth generation of the Rovira family. Certification is organic (CCPAE); biodynamic methods are practised but not formally certified.
Mas Martinet, run by Sara Perez, has been certified organic (CCPAE) since 2006 and practises agroecological farming integrating biodynamic, permaculture; organic principles.
Tip: Mas Martinet was among the first estates in Priorat to certify organic. Sara Perez's agroecological approach integrates biodiversity corridors and soil health monitoring beyond standard certification.
Clos Mogador, founded by Rene Barbier as one of the Cinc Pioners, certified its vineyards organic in 2012 and follows regenerative and biodynamic principles including lunar calendar farming and biochar composting with horse manure. A Regenerative Viticulture Alliance certification has been obtained though the bottles do not carry the Demeter seal.
Tip: Clos Mogador's organic certification began in 2012. The estate practices biodynamics without Demeter certification, following a regenerative approach adapted to the Mediterranean climate.
Terroir Al Limit, founded by Dominik Huber in 2001, farms all 25 hectares organically and applies biodynamic techniques adapted to the Mediterranean climate of Priorat.
Tip: Terroir Al Limit is certified organic with biodynamic practices adapted to the Mediterranean. The estate does not hold Demeter certification but is consistently cited as a biodynamic-practising producer.
Dominik Huber's estate is the most widely recognised natural-wine producer within the DOQ. The winemaking approach features whole-cluster fermentation, indigenous yeast, minimal or no sulfur additions at bottling, and large-format concrete and oak vessels. The wines are sold through natural wine specialists including MYSA Natural Wine in the US and Raisin in France. Tatjana Peceric, head winemaker, launched the Coreografia label from biodynamic grapes in 2020.
Tip: Terroir Al Limit wines are stocked by natural wine specialists globally. The Terra de Cuques and Pedra de Guix whites are the natural wine entry points into the estate range.
