DO Montsant · Falset · Marçà
Cooperativa Falset Marçà
One cooperative producer carrying the agricultural inheritance of Falset and Marçà, with its principal winery and visitor centre in Falset.

Producer identity
Two cooperative histories, one present producer
Cooperativa Falset Marçà is one producer joining the cooperative traditions of two neighbouring municipalities. Its current production, shop and visitor centre occupy the modernist cellar at Carrer Miquel Barceló, 31 in Falset.
Marçà remains part of the organisation's name and agricultural inheritance. That relationship does not create a second independent cooperative winery profile for the village.
Current wine evidence
Ètim, Castell de Falset and Vermut Falset
Ètim
The cooperative's principal wine identity, covering DO Montsant reds, whites and rosé rather than a single fixed blend.
Castell de Falset
A long-running red identity whose name and label refer to Falset's medieval castle.
Vermut Falset
The cooperative's established vermouth range, made and sold alongside its wines without being presented as a separate producer.
Place relationship
The visitor cellar is in Falset
Cèsar Martinell designed the Falset cellar, which opened in 1919 and remains a working winery rather than an architectural shell.
The former Marçà cooperative building later housed Portal del Montsant. That reuse belongs to the building's wine history but does not make Portal del Montsant part of Cooperativa Falset Marçà.
Planning a visit
Check the appointment before travelling
- Status
- Active cooperative producer with a working cellar, shop and bookable visitor programme
- Visits
- Guided visits and tastings are published through the Falset cellar; confirm the chosen language, format and time when booking
- Meeting point
- Carrer Miquel Barceló, 31, 43730 Falset
- Price
- Guided and theatrical visits €14, premium visit €22 and vineyard visit €25 when checked
- Contact
- +34 617 929 018 · visita@etim.cat
- Checked
- 29 August 2026
- Review due
- October 2026
Photography: Celler Cooperatiu de Falset, jorapa, licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0. Images cropped.