WINE STATION · VERMOUTH AND WINE SPACE
Passeig de Sunyer, 4-6
Let’s begin where everything starts to make sense.
The Wine Station is much more than a simple Modernist building. Built at the beginning of the 20th century by the architect Pere Caselles, it bears witness to Reus’s deep connection with the world of wine and its vocation as a city devoted to trade and knowledge. On the ground floor, you will find the Vermouth and Wine Space: the gateway to the world of vermouth in Reus. Here, you will discover how the connection between the city and vermouth began, what lies behind this flavoured drink and why Reus became a fundamental reference point for vermouth.
You will also discover a story that goes far beyond a simple glass.
Reus, Paris and London.
Three cities united by trade and the world of aguardiente (the production of spirits), which transformed Reus into one of the great commercial centres of southern Europe during the 18th century.
And now… it is time for a tasting.
Because there are things that can be explained.
And things that can only be understood by tasting them.
Enjoy the first vermouth of the route.