Conca del Gaià

The Conca del Gaià sub-zone crosses the regions of Tarragonès and Alt Camp, and is an emblematic area where the vineyards of Roman Hispania were established. Its name refers to the river Gaià that crosses this sub-zone with its typically Mediterranean climate of mild winters and hot summers, tempered by the sea breeze.

This Cava sub-zone consists of a plain open to the sea, which slopes gently upwards from the Mediterranean, culminating in the peaks of the coastal mountain range, which is its identifying factor.