The collective brand has grown with rigour and coherence, strengthening its model committed to the sector and the territory and generating greater economic return in the Penedès Region 

For Corpinnat, 2025 has been a year of consolidation and impact. The collective brand has grown with rigour and consistency, strengthening its model committed to the craft, the sector, and the territory, while generating greater economic return, employment, and territorial dynamization. “Corpinnat is not an emerging project anymore, but a consolidated model with a future: we have gone from 13 to 19 wineries, although today we are already 21, and we have surpassed 3 million bottles sold and €34 million in invoicing”, explained President Pere Llopart.

Pere Llopart and Roc Gramona, President and Vice President of Corpinnat, presented the 2025 Economic and Social Report today at a press conference held at the Pimec headquarters in Barcelona.

2025 has marked a turning point for Corpinnat, with 3 million bottles sold (35% more than in 2024), €34.1 million in invoicing (27% more than in 2024), and 129 commercialised references (40% more than in 2024). “All of this is thanks to the efforts of the wineries, which have adapted their way of working to comply with every requirement of the regulations, which have not been lowered by a single millimetre”, said Pere Llopart.

Economic impact

Corpinnat is the only one in Catalonia and Spain to guarantee a minimum price for grapes purchased from supplier winegrowers, with a commitment to annual revaluation. In 2025, the minimum price was €0.92/kg, 31% higher than 5 years ago (in 2021) and 47% higher than in 2018 when Corpinnat was founded, although the average paid was €1.10/kg. This generated an economic return of €4.3 million from purchasing grapes from supplier winegrowers.

The Corpinnat model has a positive impact on winegrowers, the sector, the territory, and the country: “Harvesting by hand; carrying out the entire process in-house, from grape to bottle; working organically and with historical varieties; guaranteeing a minimum price for grape purchases… By working this way, we contribute to ensuring a future for viticulture, the territory, and the landscape”, highlighted Pere Llopart.

In 2025, Corpinnat accounted for 343 employees, 27 workplaces, and nearly 35,000 wine tourism visits. “We are talking about employment, economic activity, the dynamization of sectors such as tourism, gastronomy and retail, international visibility… and also caring for the landscape”, emphasized Vice President Roc Gramona.

Corpinnats

At €20.45, Corpinnat continues to have the highest indicative average price per bottle. Regarding ageing, 45% of corpinnats are aged between 18 and 30 months, 42% between 30 and 60 months, and 13% for more than 60 months. “This data reflects that Corpinnat has grown and expanded and is increasingly representative of the diversity within the territory, and that is precisely our strength and our richness: being a plural, vibrant and diverse project”, said Gramona.

Markets

The main market remains the domestic one: in 2025, 79% of sales were made in Catalonia and Spain. Exports have grown slightly, from 17% to 21% of total sales.

Corpinnats are currently marketed in 64 countries, remaining stable over the years. The main international markets are the United States (23% of total exports), the Netherlands (14%), Switzerland (5%), and the United Kingdom (5%). “We are not seeking rapid expansion, but rather a qualitative presence abroad”, added the Vice President.