Anna de Codorníu’s origins take us back to the XVI century and her history is that of a family of winegrowers headed by Jaume Codorníu. In 1659 Anna, the sole heiress of the Codorníu dynasty, was wedded to Miquel Raventós. A marriage ceremony that was to unite two sagas of winegrowers forever.
Anna de Codorníu, a strong and decisive woman, along with her husband laid the foundations of the present Codorníu winery.
Anna de Codorníu was born in 1983 and was the first cava to incorporate the Chardonnay varietal. Today it is undoubtedly Codorníu’s most iconic cava.
With its delicateness, elegance and unmistakeable freshness it constitutes a great tribute to the values represented by the last person in the family to bear the Codorníu surname.
Now, Raventós Codorníu group is largest vineyard owner in Europe and has more than 3,000 hectares of vineyard owned. Our wines capture the rich essence of the winemaking tradition and the innovative spirit that has turned this company into a respected world leader in viticulture and oenological knowledge.
Its recognized brands such as Viña Pomal, Bodegas Bilbaínas, Anna de Codorníu, Abadia de Poblet, Séptima, and have received compliments and awards all over the world for expressing the best of its origins. This commitment to quality has been the key to the master development of the Raventós Codorníu group, for more than 18 generations.