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On one of the sites I read: "What's the point of visiting a winery if you don't plan to buy boxes there? ...And climbing through cellars with barrels ... - is of dubious interest." I completely agree with this opinion: why should a person who has reached Dontsova's level in his life read some Proust or Marquez? Someone who drinks "Monk's Tear" or "Wine Arbatskoe" does not need to go to Bordeaux or Rioja. To each his own, as it was written on the gate of one concentration camp. Since I sincerely hope that among my readers are those who prefer to "climb cellars", then ... let's visit the cellars of the winery "Torres". Of course, the first thing that comes to your eyes in the articles about this famous winery is an enthusiastic phrase: "Did you know that Torres wines are preferred by Spanish monarch Juan Carlos and Antonio Banderas, the favourite of thousands of women?". Grigory Pasko, journalist, for Fenix.info. "So what?" Torres winery tour Video film. We've had some berries. Now for the tasting. Stories about the winery Retreat Torres Wine Empire. The wine lineup. What to drink? Speaking of quality Torres wines: the numbers... Catalonia, Torres and Jean Léon. Jean Léon's winery 1. It makes me want to ask: "So what?" The fact is that I'm the kind of amateur who prefers to see with my own eyes and try something out for myself before giving my opinion. An actor's opinion, for example, may not necessarily be the same as mine. Although with regard to Torres wines, I am more likely to agree with the praise. 2. Tour of the Torres winery: a hastily organised visit It is best to visit the winery alone or in a small group, without a quick tour. However, the Torres winery is more often visited during a holiday, for example, in Salou. From there there are buses for excursions to Montserrat, and on the way back stop in Vilafranca del Penedès, where, in fact, there is a part of the vineyards of the huge estate "Torres". Unfortunately, I went with this tour, so I did NOT enjoy the visit to the winery because I was deprived of the opportunity to stick my curious nose where I wanted to go. Otherwise... 3. A video about the history of the winery and the Torres family We were shown a video about the history of the winery and the Torres family (the film is old and bad in that it doesn't say a word about the main wealth of the famous winery - the people who actually grow the grapes and make the wine. By the way, in the promotional booklet "Vendimia. Torres Magazine 2015" does not have this flaw. The company's marvellous website also avoids this flaw). Then, on an almost toy, but comfortable, train, we were taken around the farm. Here, say, wine cellars (from afar); here is a tunnel room for maturation of wines in bottled condition (somewhere behind a fence and behind glass); over there - warehouses (from afar); over there - laboratory (even further away)... That's it, here we are. You can walk to the vineyards. Thank you. We walked. The vineyards are well-groomed, beautiful, with heavy ripe bunches. There are rose bushes by the straight rows. Beautiful. Once the rose had an applied meaning: phylloxera first struck the rose, and then, after a day, the vine. Thus, the rose as if warned the winemaker - it was time to join the fight against the contagion. They say there was also a reason to plant roses. Horses sometimes wandered into the vineyards and devoured the vines. The thorny rose bushes prevented this. Now there are neither phylloxera nor horses roaming uncontrolled in the vineyards. So roses have only one function left - beauty. 4. We've had some berries. Now for the tasting Tasted a drop of red and a drop of white. Then it's off to the shop and goodbye. No, I don't like that. I felt like I was getting rid of them for my own money. Ideally, an excursion to a winery implies leisurely inspection of cellars, barrels, plantations and leisurely wine tasting under the murmuring stories of a professional guide. And the more names in the tasting list, the better: to choose what you need and then buy it immediately. (By the way, it is not necessarily that a bottle of wine at a winery will be cheaper than in a supermarket. Quite the opposite - it will be more expensive. Oh, come on. Give me a tasting. Not just two wines, but at least five or six). Perhaps I was unlucky with that excursion. Perhaps, it is such an idea of the owners and marketers: the bait is given, the bait is swallowed - come again. I will! In exact accordance with my favourite rule: if someone somewhere is NOT waiting for me, I will not be late. And seriously, I liked the winery in general. You can see that everything is made according to the latest technology and with the use of modern technologies. Grigory Pasko, journalist, for FENIX.info 5. A little history about the Torres winery Born in 1839 in Catalonia (Villafranca del Penedes), Jaime Torres left for America at the age of 16. He didn't make it to America, he got stuck in Havana. After 15 years he returned to his native Catalonia with a Caribbean accent, a little money and a dream to create... a winery. He set up an office in Barcelona. Soon he started his own business: a winery, a textile factory and the newspaper Diario del Comercio. I don't know how the newspaper and textile business went, but in 1873 Torres' wines won an award at an exhibition in Vienna. After the death of Jaime Torres, his brother Miguel took over the management of the farm. Then Miguel's son Juan, then Juan's son Miguel. It was already 1939. 6. A small digression Besides Guernica in 1937, bombers of the fascist legion "Condor", it turns out, bombed in 1939 Barcelona and destroyed ...the winery of Torres. The name "Torres" is first mentioned in documents in 1870. Brothers Jaime and Miguel Torres, who founded the company, were clearly brave guys: they started winegrowing at a time when in neighbouring France, since 1863, the phylloxera epidemic was raging in full swing. However, the brothers were not only brave men, but also hereditary winemakers. A representative of the fourth generation of Torres, also Miguel, was the first in Spain to cultivate French "Sauvignon", "Chardonnay", "Cabernet", German "Riesling". He revitalised Spanish vines ("gras murales"). The Torres were the first to make organic wine. 7. Torres Wine Empire The Torres wine empire now encompasses vineyards not only in Spain, but also in Chile, California, Mexico and even China. If I understand anything about the business, the next Torres expansion will stretch into South Africa and Australia. The authoritative Wine Enthusiast named Torres the best European winery in 2007. It noted "innovation, research, relevance". What caught my eye here was the word "research". It is clear that nothing has been done "by eye" for a long time. Monitoring the maturity of the grapes, the condition of the vines and soil, acidity and degrees - all this and much more is "research". It is from the laboratory that the command to harvest comes. Grigory Pasko, journalist, for Fenix.info. And research also includes developing ways to reduce environmental impact; restoring ancient Catalan grape varieties... In short, ampelographers and oenologists will not be out of work. Torres has many vineyards in Spain in different regions: Ribera del Duero, Rioja, Conca de Barbera, Rueda, Rias Baixas, Jumilia, Priorat and, of course, Penedes. Given the overseas plantations, the wine range includes all types of wines - rosé, white, red, sweet wines, muscat and pisco, brandy and tequila...The company also produces sparkling wines, non-alcoholic wines, olive oil and grape vinegar. 8. The wine range. What to drink? There is one clever answer to this stupid question: drink everything! The average consumer, however, is unlikely to have enough money to buy it all. So let's listen to the advice of the experienced. The experienced recommend: Torres Ibericos, Salmos, Gran Sangre de Toro, Gran Coronas, Santa Digna, Atrium Merlot, Celeste, Vina Esmeralda.... For connoisseurs with a tight purse - Mas La Plana, Fransola, Celeste Crianza, Purgatori, Reserva Real, Perpetual, Grans Muralles, Milmanda, Conde de Superunda, Marimar Estate "Cristina" Pinot Noir and, of course, Jean Leon Vinya la Scala Gran Reserva. Somewhere I came across this characterisation: "The Torres company has changed not so much qualitatively as quantitatively, continuing to produce reliable, though not always interesting wines...". The company's website lists the characteristics of 45 (forty-five!) wines produced by Torres. In order to make a conclusion about "not always interesting" wines, I, at least, would have to try all 45 wines. I tried ten of them. And all ten of them seemed to me, a layman, to be of high quality. 9. Speaking of quality In 1979, Torres' wine Gran Coronas Black Label Mas la Plana from the 1970 vintage won the Paris wine competition of the Gault- Millau magazine. This wine beat out Chateau Latour and Chateau Haut-Brion. (It was this wine that former King Juan Carlos I of Spain ordered for his table). I have not tasted the California wines of Miguel Torres' sister Marimar ($50 to $100 a bottle). I fully admit that they are excellent. Mireya's daughter's Perpetual (technical director of Bodegas Torres), on the other hand, I have tasted. This wine, as it says on their website, is indeed "capable of defeating time". And when I was writing these lines, I uncorked a bottle of Celeste - and the nasty weather outside my Moscow window immediately improved. It should be noted that Torres wines are quite well known in Russia. Especially such wines as Sangre de Toro, Soronas, Ibericos... By the way, the owner of the company himself has been to Russia. It is written that he studies Russian and reads Leo Tolstoy in the original. Grigory Pasko, journalist, for Fenix.info. 10. Torres wines: figures ... Torres wines are exported to 142 countries of the world 1300 hectares - the total area of vineyards owned today by the Torres family. 50 varieties of vines from France, Italy and Germany were planted by Torres in the vineyards of Penedes in the middle of the last century. 12,000 oak barrels are stored in the Torres cellars in long underground galleries stretching for two kilometres. The winery in Penedes has 70 hybrid-powered machines. Solar panels generate about 11 per cent of the winery's energy. 11. Catalonia, Torres and Jean Lenon A few words about Jean Lenon. Miguel Torres recalled: "At the very beginning of the 60's I also went to America - at that time I went around the world to gain experience in winemaking, I was in France. And in America I met Jean Leon (Jean Leon) - once he worked as a waiter in Frank Sinatra's Hollywood establishment, served wine to Marilyn Monroe herself and always dreamed of his own winery. Then he got rich, and he succeeded - he started making wine. When Jean Leon got cancer, he asked me to buy his winery. And after Jean died, I did - we were very close friends." Jean Leon actually went by the name Ángel Ceferino Carrión (Ángel Ceferino Carrión). He was born in Santander in 1928. It is written that he had a "restless and adventurous character". (I would add: it is such a character that often leads to success). 12. Jean Leon winery Jean Leon's winery in Catalonia began operations in 1963. The 1969 vintage was such a success that President Ronald Reagan chose Cabernet Sauvignon Gran Reserva for his inaugural reception in 1981. Fun fact: Torres wines from Jean Leon vineyards still bear the names that Jean Leon coined. For example, "3055 Jean Leon, Merlot-Petit Verdot." 3055 is Jean Leon's driving licence number when he was a taxi driver in New York. In Moscow, one of the websites sells this wine for 1733 roubles per bottle. In a faraway Russian town in a hotel restaurant, I found it for 1,600 roubles. ..And the Jean Leon winery, of course, is also a must-see. If you decide to visit the Torres winery, you can book a tour on the spot, without intermediaries. Author of the article: Russian-Ukrainian journalist Grigory Pasko for FENIX.info. Do you want to immerse yourself in the atmosphere of authentic Spanish wine? Or dream of arranging a unique celebration with an exciting tour of a Spanish winery? With Casamiga Events, your wishes will become a vibrant reality! Casamiga Events is the best organizer of private winery tours in Spain, including events in Barcelona and on the Costa Brava: birthdays, anniversaries, surprises, weddings, and corporate parties. 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Discover Nerja, a charming city on the southern coast of Spain. From its beautiful beaches and historic old town to the famous Nerja Caves, immerse yourself in its cultural richness. Plan your trip today! Nerja is a city on the southern coast of Spain, located in the province of Malaga in the autonomous community of Andalusia. The city is known for its beautiful beaches such as Burriana and Calahonda, as well as its picturesque old town and the Nerja Caves, a series of limestone caves containing prehistoric cave paintings. The city also boasts a lively cultural scene, with numerous festivals and events held throughout the year. Additionally, Nerja is a popular tourist destination, offering visitors a wide range of accommodations and entertainment options. Nerja is a former fishing village Good location What to see here? Balcony of Europe Historical Museum Nerja Cave 1. Nerja is a former fishing village Nerja. When mentioning this Andalusian town located in Malaga on the Costa del Sol coast, two things immediately come to mind: the "Balcony of Europe" and the Nerja Caves. Then, of course, there are the wonderful beaches, museums, and so on. It's a typical Andalusian village. That's what it would have remained if it weren't for the region's booming tourism development. By the way, this development in the 1980s was also influenced by the Spanish TV series "Blue Summer" (Verano Azul). Quite popular. It is written that in recognition of this series, the local authorities created a park in the city of Nerja, allocating a protected area for recreation. 2. Nerja is well located close to Malaga, only 50 km away If it were further away and didn't have the unique cave nearby, there would be far fewer visitors. But since it's nearby... Imagine a tourist in Andalusia, who, tired of lying on the beach somewhere in Benalmadena; visited all the few attractions of this boring seaside resort town and even took a trip to Mijas... Of course, they will wonder: where else to go? And it shouldn't be far. And it should be interesting. Nerja will successfully diversify and revitalise the vacation of such a tourist. 3. What to See Here? Balcony of Europe Historical Museum Nerja Caves. The town itself, frankly, is nothing outstanding. If it weren't for the lookout point, loudly, with a light touch of the tongue of King Alfonso XII, called the "Balcony of Europe". Grigory Pasko, journalist. 4. Balcony of Europe The viewpoint is very nice. They are located high up (built on the site of an old watchtower of the Moorish castle). The views from it are extensive. You can stroll around the charming area around the "balcony", have coffee, buy souvenirs, go down - to lie on the beach... Or you can walk around all of Nerja and see other sights. For example, the statue of Europe, the fountain of Europe... Why not? Since the "party" started with Alfonso XII, why not attach the word "Europe" to anything that represents some interest? A rhetorical question. The viewpoint is very nice. They located high up (built on the site of an old watchtower of the Moorish castle). The views from it are extensive. You can stroll around the charming area around the "balcony", have coffee, buy souvenirs, go down - to lie on the beach... 5. You can also visit the historical museum ...No, not Europe this time. But it's near the "Balcony of Europe", in Plaza de España. In short, Nerja, a one-day tourist town, won't disappoint you. Walk around, enjoy... But smart people do all this after visiting the famous Nerja Caves - Cueva de Nerja. 6. The Famous Cave of Andalusia: Nerja Cave They say that local Andalusian boys discovered this cave in 1959. There's even a monument to these "speleologists" at the entrance. (It's unclear, though, why they were completely naked). The Andalusians: Francisco, José Luis, Miguel, José, and Manuel Muñoz were catching bats in the Sierra de Almijara mountains. They stumbled upon the cave entrance by accident. They climbed in and saw some human skeletons. They got scared. They told the adults. The adults reported to the "authorities" (the dictatorship of Franco's regime). The "authorities," as usual, ordered to forget about the cave. They forgot. Until the tourist boom in Andalusia. Tourists needed something to see. They remembered the cave. The age of the Nerja Cave is 5 million years! It stretches for 4 km. With skillful use of a camera's functions, you can take decent photos in the darkness. There's plenty to capture. For example, prehistoric cave paintings. Or the intricate shapes of stalactites and stalagmites (one column grew to a height of 32 meters and "made it" to the Guinness Book of Records). Or catch in a frame one of the Andalusian ghosts that are said to haunt the "ghost hall." In July, there's a chance to come here specifically for a music festival — there's a stage and amazing acoustics. Near the cave entrance, there's a restaurant, shops, leisure areas, parking... So, the Andalusian cave is "working" to its fullest. And what's more! Half a million visitors a year. A decent income for the local Andalusian treasury. Author of the article: journalist Grigory Pasko for Fenix.info. #Nerja #Malaga #Spain #Travel #Beaches #History #CulturalHeritage #NerjaCaves #Explore #MalagaProvince #Andalusia #SpainTravel #HistoricCities #CulturalHeritage #ExploreSpain #GetYourGuide #HiddenGem

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