Updated: August 2026
Conca de Tremp wines: wineries worth visiting
The Conca de Tremp has a long winemaking tradition that's making a comeback in recent years, with small wineries producing local wine under the DO Costers del Segre designation.
A tradition on the rise again
Growing vines in the Conca de Tremp is nothing new, though for decades it took a back seat to other crops. In recent years, several small wineries have brought local vineyards back into use and produce wine with a character of its own.
Where to find out about visits and tastings
Wineries in the Conca de Tremp tend to be small family-run operations, and visits or tastings aren't always open every day — the Epicentre in Tremp is the best place to ask which wineries offer visits during your stay.
Pairing with mountain cooking
These wines go well with local cuisine — grilled meats, cassola de tros, sausages like girella — which you'll find at several of our recommended restaurants.
A relaxed plan for an afternoon
Combining a winery visit with a stroll through Tremp's old town or a sunset in Talarn makes for a good way to close out a day during your stay at Cal Nenot.