La història del trepat

Amb Carles Andreu, fundador del celler que porta el seu nom, i Ricard Sebastià Foraster, director del celler Josep Foraster i president del consell regulador de la DO Conca de Barberà, parlem sobre com el trepat ha aconseguit fer-se un lloc entre els vins més reconeguts del món. Fins al 2004 aquesta varietat només s'utilitzava per fer vins rosats, però llavors es va començar a fer servir per elaborar uns vins negres molt més lleugers del que era habitual en aquell moment. A l'estranger van ser molt ben valorats des del principi, però en canvi a Catalunya els va costar més ser acceptats.

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