Sant Sadurní d’Anoia, 11 March 2025.- Seven years after it was founded, Corpinnat is optimistic, confirming a rising trend in the value of the sparkling wines made under the collective brand. The average price per bottle rose by 4.7% compared with 2023, a figure that has kept growing since its foundation. This is one of the figures included in the 2024 Economic and Social Report, presented this morning in Barcelona by Ton Mata and Xavier Nadal, president and vice-president of Corpinnat.
In 2024, the slight decrease in sales by volume (-2.63%) was accompanied by a small increase in turnover (+1.7%), with a total of 2.22 million bottles sold. Over the past year, the wineries under the brand increased their overall turnover by almost half a million euros, reaching 26.87 million euros. As already mentioned in the 2023 report, they have suffered the effects of a drought that has resulted in a significant reduction in grape production. This climate context of extreme drought in the Penedès has led to a general rise in prices. Corpinnat is no exception, setting the regulated minimum price for the 2024 campaign at €0.88/kg (47% more than in 2018). The average price paid by Corpinnat for grapes bought from external winegrowers stood at €1.09/kg overall and €1.15/kg for Corpinnat.
