Masia Bou

The farmhouses and dry stone borders have defined the Mediterranean landscape for many generations and have become a testimony to the way of life and traditions of the past. La Masia Bou is an 18th-century farmhouse, surrounded by vineyards, fruit trees and walls that protect and enclose the fields that were already cultivated by our ancestors. The stones of the Masia Bou and the surrounding vineyards are the silent witnesses of this history. This farmhouse is the birthplace of a cava made from the fruit of old vineyards, on plots that enjoy a diversity of microclimates as a result of their proximity to the coast and the altitude of some vineyards – up to 750 m above sea level. The Cava de la Masia Bou, elaborated by the traditional method, is characterized by the balance between acidity and cos, the pleasant carbonic sensation and the floral floral notes.

Brut

Masia Bou - Brut
  • Appearance

    Lemon with green reflections.

  • Nose

    Chamomile, pear and hints of citronella.

  • Palate

    Fresh nectarine and a sweetness reminiscent of pastries.

  • Food pairings

    Ideal with fried egg and French fries, ramen o pizza.

Brut Nature

Masia Bou - Brut Nature
  • Appearance

    Pale lemon green.

  • Nose

    Elderflower, gooseberry and a touch of aniseed.

  • Palate

    Green apple and hints of mint.

  • Food pairings

    Ideal amb verdures a la planxa, gambes i aperitius.

Brut Rosé

Masia Bou - Brut Rosat
  • Appearance

    Bright, clear, salmon.

  • Nose

    Notes of lollipop and orange peel.

  • Palate

    Fresh and fruity, with notes of watermelon and lychee.

  • Food pairings

    Mushroom risotto, hummus and salmon tartar.