DOQ Priorat · Torroja del Priorat
Celler Rotllan Torra
A Torroja family cellar whose first wine appeared in 1984 and whose long-running range includes Tirant, Amadís and Balandra.

Producer identity
The first wine in 1984
Rotllan Torra is a family producer based at Carrer Balandra, 6 in Torroja del Priorat. A regional producer account dates its first presented wine to 1984.
The same account connects the cellar building with an older wine history and the Carthusians of Scala Dei. That describes the building tradition; it does not turn the modern company into a sixteenth-century producer.
Current wine evidence
Tirant, Amadís and Balandra
Tirant
One of the cellar's two principal historic reds. The continuing name is well documented, while individual blends and maturation belong to their respective vintages.
Amadís
Presented alongside Tirant as a leading Rotllan Torra red. It remains part of the producer range rather than a separate estate identity.
Balandra
A red sharing its name with the Torroja street and cellar location. A documented 2014 release used Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Syrah; that composition is vintage-specific.
Wider range
Rotllan Torra Reserva and Autor are also recorded for direct sale. The labels remain one producer portfolio.
Place relationship
La Balandra and a cellar with older fabric
Current DOQ and Priorat tourism records agree on Carrer Balandra, 6. Direct sales are published at the winery.
No sufficiently current public visit duration, tasting format or price was verified, so a cellar address is not treated as walk-in access.
Planning a visit
Check the appointment before travelling
- Status
- Current DOQ Priorat and regional tourism records
- Visits
- Direct sales are published; confirm any guided visit or tasting directly
- Meeting point
- Carrer Balandra, 6, 43737 Torroja del Priorat; use the producer's confirmation
- Price
- No current visit price verified
- Checked
- 30 August 2026
- Review due
- February 2027
Photography: Rotllan Torra Amadis, Lou Stejskal, licensed under CC BY 2.0. Images cropped.