Albert I Noya

The beginning

Pioneers in vines and organic wines

Albet i Noya, pioneers in organic agricultural wines since 1978. No one told us it would be easy; In fact, many believed that it was impossible, but with desire, with certainty, daring, with a point of madness, with creativity and with respect for everything that surrounds us, we arrived here. And we won't stop.

The adventure continues .

Can Vendrell

Our home, our origin

History of the adventure

Five generations of farmers

In 1903, during the phylloxera crisis, our rebisavi, Joan Albet and Rovirosa, arrived in the Penedès and the vineyards of Can Vendrell de la Codina, in Sant Pau d 'Ordal. And here he stayed. For five generations, the Albet family, masovers of Can Vendrell, have grown, loved and seen grow the vines that are now the protagonists of our wines.

But that was not enough and at the end of the 1970s the opportunity for our house passed and we reluctantly decided to give it a place. A Danish company went back to Penedes looking for an organic winegrower. No one had ever heard of ecological wines. But curiosity won and that's how we started the adventure.

Joseph Maria Albert

The Celler del Xapalla

The basement

Welcome to our house

Near Sant Pau d'Ordal, on the Can Vendrell de la Codina estate, we designed our modernist winery by Josep Maria Pericas in 1925. In recent years, in Albet and Noya, we have expanded and modernized the facilities. cellar, built in 2004, where we embellish and grow the red wines, and the Era cellar, equipped with the most luxurious and respectful technology, where the only range is made exclusively and separately. high by Albet i Noya. We also bought new vineyards, such as the Finca de Can Milà, in Lavern, or the Can Simó estate, in the Mediona area .

The GreatHouse

The main house, dating from 1872, is the reception, shop and meeting point for all our visitors. We have a majestic lounge with capacity for up to 50 people and a garden with privileged views to make tastings, lunches and events of all kinds. Attached to this house we also find the old masovers farmhouse, which now houses our offices, and which is documented from 1400. Our goal is to always feel like you are at home, because when you are here, you is part of our adventure.

The wine bowl

For art lovers it is a must see. The Bowl of the Wine, a great work by the artist Joan Raven (Vilafranca, 1963) that presides over the ladder of the great house along its four floors. A faithful representation, with some dreamy fibres, of the vegetative cycle of the vineyard and of the entire winemaking process. From country and origin to pleasure and the latest eruption.