Bodegas Castell del Remei was designed and built in 1780 to make aged wines.

The winery consists of 6 adjoining buildings covering a total surface area of 5,500 m2. All the buildings have a forged iron structure built on stone with walls up to 60 cm thick. They are built partially underground to avoid temperature variations.

Half of the winery is used for barrel ageing and it currently holds about 1950 French and American oak barrels. The remaining space is occupied by the vinification and wine dispatching halls, offices, a shop and a multi-purpose room which regularly hosts all types of cultural events, presentations, and occasional exhibitions of works by different artists.

Since the winery is over two hundred years old, conceived from its very beginnings to make the best wines and it is surrounded by vineyards, it can be considered as one of the most traditional and representative château–type wineries in Spain.