L'Abrunet de Frisach Blanc 2025

Ernest Hemingway was a lover of wines in general, and Spanish reds in particular. The North American writer and war correspondent was passionate about Spanish festivals and customs and his work is full of references to wine. He even stopped smoking thanks to wine. “Cigarette smoke is the nose’s worst enemy. And how can you enjoy a good wine that you can't really smell?”, he said during an interview with the journalist A.E. Hotchner. In principle, he doesn’t say much about liking white wines (except for champagne, which appears in his book ‘Paris is a party’) but defying space-time barriers, it is highly likely that there is now one that he would at least be interested in. In the DO Tierra Alta, in southern Catalonia, there is a region full of vineyards, olive trees and other crops, where traces of the Civil War are still visible in the form of trenches. There, among the memories and the ruins of El Pueblo Viejo de Corbera (which was bombed by Franco’s troops), L'Abrunet de Frisach