DOQ Priorat · Gratallops
Celler Devinssi
A small artisan Gratallops cellar founded in 2000, with vineyard-led tastings and a structured programme ranging from a simple visit to Rocapoll and sunset formats.
Producer identity
An artisan project founded in 2000
Celler Devinssi began in 2000 as a small artisan wine project in Gratallops. Its winery and tasting room are in the old quarter while the visitor programme also reaches its vineyards.
The grapevine-adoption club is an experience attached to Celler Devinssi. It does not create a separate producer or vineyard business.
Current wine evidence
Rocapoll and the cellar range
Rocapoll
The premium named wine included in a dedicated current tasting format. Its vineyard and old-vine claims remain specific to Rocapoll.
Classic-range wines
The simple and food-pairing visits taste wines from the wider Devinssi range. The exact selection changes and should be confirmed at booking.
Sunset tasting
Capvespre is a seasonal visit format, not a separate wine or producer identity.
Place relationship
The village cellar and vineyard meeting route
All current visits begin at the published meeting point in the car park at the entrance to Gratallops, opposite the Clos Figueras restaurant. The producer specifically tells visitors not to drive through the village.
The Capvespre format runs on Tuesdays and Thursdays between 8 March and 25 October and is designed for groups of four. That seasonal timetable should be rechecked before travel.
Planning a visit
Check the appointment before travelling
- Status
- Active DOQ Priorat producer with current site, booking system and dated 2026 visit details
- Visits
- Advance booking; simple, food-pairing, Rocapoll and seasonal sunset formats
- Meeting point
- Village entrance car park opposite Clos Figueras restaurant, Gratallops
- Price
- Current formats €20, €35, €50 and €25 per person respectively
- Contact
- Use the current Devinssi booking page; regional record also publishes jordi@devinssi.com
- Checked
- 30 August 2026
- Review due
- June 2027
Photography: Entrance to the Devinssi Cellar, Jordi Ustrell, licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0. Images cropped.
