DOQ Priorat · Porrera
Fills de la Llicorella
A very small Porrera project making one red and one white from traditional varieties and family vineyard holdings.

Producer identity
Three local growers, one producer
Fills de la Llicorella was created in Porrera by Adrià Domènech, Oriol Domènech and Pau Peyrí. Sources differ between 2016 and 2017 for the founding, so both dates remain logged rather than selecting one silently.
The project is one producer despite having three founders. Its public range remains deliberately small and does not justify padding the profile with merchant-only identities.
Adrià Domènech later established Celler l’Antic Magatzem as a separate personal project. The shared person and contact number do not merge the two Porrera producer identities.
Current wine evidence
Cor de Pedra and Cassanella
Cor de Pedra
The producer's red, made from Garnatxa Negra and Carinyena. The current 2023 release confirms the continuing wine identity.
Cassanella
The corresponding white from Garnatxa Blanca and Macabeu. The 2024 release confirms the current identity.
Production scale
A regional winery account records production around 2,000 bottles with an intended rise to 3,000–4,000. That is a dated scale statement rather than a permanent annual total.
Place relationship
A small range supported by a larger vineyard inheritance
Regional records describe twelve hectares of family vineyards, including some century-old plots. Those holdings are not all asserted as fruit sources for both wines.
No guided visits or current public wine-tourism service were verified.
Planning a visit
Check the appointment before travelling
- Status
- Current Porrera municipal, 2025 event and 2023–2024 wine records
- Visits
- No current guided-visit programme verified
- Meeting point
- No public meeting point verified; contact the producer before travelling
- Price
- No visit price verified
- Checked
- 30 August 2026
- Review due
- January 2027
Porrera context photograph; it does not identify the producer’s premises. Photography: Porrera (2), Alberto-g-rovi, licensed under CC BY 3.0. Images cropped.