Bodega Venta D’Aubert by Solo Houses
Located in Matarraña in front of the majestic natural park “Los Puertos de Tortosa-Beceite” in Teruel, one of the most beautiful and unknown places in Spain.
Its environment is full of landscapes full of contrasts, with the highest peaks around 1400 m and the lowest at an altitude of 300m. Its great proximity to the sea, just 80 km from the coast, and its proximity to Catalonia and Valencia have given the region a fundamental role in the historic trade route that linked the inland lands and the Mediterranean, from Zaragoza to Tortosa. Along these roads, small buildings emerged that served as resting places, eating houses and guest houses. These meeting places are known as “Ventas”. The “Venta D’Aubert” was recovered in the mid 80’s to start a pioneering project in organic viticulture by its first Swiss owners. In 1995 the facilities of the new winery were built, which was expanded in 2001, preserving the traditional stone building of the “Venta” as a tasting and retail space, surrounded by vineyards and forest.The winery has 18 hectares of vineyards within the 200 hectares of the Solo Houses contemporary architecture project. A unique destination for contemporary design enthusiasts, developing a concept where people can enjoy a deep connection with nature, art, and architecture.
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Located in Matarraña in front of the majestic natural park “Los Puertos de Tortosa-Beceite” in Teruel, one of the most beautiful and unknown places in Spain.
Its environment is full of landscapes full of contrasts, with the highest peaks around 1400 m and the lowest at an altitude of 300m. Its great proximity to the sea, just 80 km from the coast, and its proximity to Catalonia and Valencia have given the region a fundamental role in the historic trade route that linked the inland lands and the Mediterranean, from Zaragoza to Tortosa. Along these roads, small buildings emerged that served as resting places, eating houses and guest houses. These meeting places are known as “Ventas”.
The “Venta D’Aubert” was recovered in the mid 80’s to start a pioneering project in organic viticulture by its first Swiss owners. In 1995 the facilities of the new winery were built, which was expanded in 2001, preserving the traditional stone building of the “Venta” as a tasting and retail space, surrounded by vineyards and forest.
The winery has 18 hectares of vineyards within the 200 hectares of the Solo Houses contemporary architecture project. A unique destination for contemporary design enthusiasts, developing a concept where people can enjoy a deep connection with nature, art, and architecture.