Gold case

Perpetual is a wine born of time and terrain. The old Garnacha and Cariñena vines are between 80 and 100 years old and grow on steep, rocky slopes. Llicorella (slate) is the essence of this beautifully concentrated wine with great personality.
The parcels are small and located near several villages of El Priorat. They belong to local winegrowers, but undergo rigorous controls to ensure that the fruit is of the highest quality. Perpetual is a tribute to the well-aging Priorat wines, intense, full of character and born to defeat time.

Every morning in the Curicó Valley the Sun rises from behind the Andes mountain range, initiating an ancient ritual that brings together terroir and vines. These majestic vineyards at the foothills of the mountains revel in a cold climate ideal for growing Pinot Noir.

Over four decades ago, Miguel A. Torres of the family's fourth generation wanted to make a different kind of wine: a Cabernet Sauvignon, among the first in Spain. Few people had faith in the project. Even his father, Miguel Torres Carbó, regarded this innovative project with a certain degree of scepticism. Incapable of coming to an agreement, they decided to enter the wine in the most prestigious contest at the time, the 1979 Gault & Millau Wine Olympics in Paris. Mas La Plana was a resounding success, beating the best red wines in the world to take home the gold medal. This is how the legend was born, the legend of a wine that – vintage after vintage – has stayed true to its originality and the determination of the man who made it.