DOQ Priorat · Porrera
Ca l’Apotecari
Santi Puig's small Porrera project, built around the Los Perers hillside and the wines Triaca and Alcaest.
Producer identity
A small project with two established wines
Ca l’Apotecari is the Porrera wine project associated with Santi Puig. Current producer, trade and 2025 village-event records support the identity without requiring a larger invented portfolio.
The producer name appears both as Ca l’Apotecari and Ca l’Apotecari de Porrera. These are public forms of one subject, not two wineries.
Current wine evidence
Triaca first, Alcaest second
Triaca
The first established red of the project, sourced in documented releases from the Los Perers vineyard. The 2015 record gives Garnatxa and Merlot; that blend is vintage-specific.
Alcaest
The second red, documented in 2020 as principally Garnatxa with Carinyena and a smaller Merlot component.
Range boundary
Current evidence supports these two wine identities. It does not support adding additional profiles from label variants or bottle sizes.
Place relationship
Los Perers is a vineyard, not a second producer
Los Perers is recorded as a steep Porrera hillside vineyard around 450 metres on schist. Those measurements belong to the named parcel, not the municipality.
No current producer-controlled visitor programme, meeting point or price was verified.
Official website
See the producer’s own site
This dated preview links to the producer’s official website. Its design and content may change.
Preview captured 30 August 2026
Planning a visit
Check the appointment before travelling
- Status
- Current producer site, 2025 Porrera event and documented wine records
- Visits
- No current producer-controlled visit programme verified
- Meeting point
- No public meeting point verified; confirm directly before travelling
- Price
- No visit price verified
- Contact
- +34 690 611 011 · porrera@calapotecari.com
- Checked
- 30 August 2026
- Review due
- January 2027
Porrera context photograph; it does not identify the producer’s premises. Photography: Porrera (7), Alberto-g-rovi, licensed under CC BY 3.0. Images cropped.
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