Bodegas Lalanne

Uno de los motores del desarrollo del Somontano ha sido la producción de vino, que ya se remonta al siglo XIX; pero es a partir de los años 90 del pasado siglo que los vinos del Somontano se colocan entre los mejores del país.

Hoy, miércoles 30 de marzo, hemos tenido la oportunidad de entrevistar a Leo de las bodegas Lalanne. Las bodegas Lalanne son tradicionales, artesanales y familiares. Han sido las primeras bodegas de Barbastro ( se instalaron en el año 1894) y han favorecido a la creación de las otras existentes en la Comarca del Somontano.  Detrás de su éxito hay mucho esfuerzo y dedicación.

Ha sido una entrevista muy interesante y hemos salido muy contentas porque hemos aprendido el funcionamiento de su bodega, tipos de vinos que desconocíamos, cómo les ha favorecido a ellos la entrada a la Unión Europea y muchos más datos que desconocíamos.

La entrevista la publicaremos más adelante en otra entrada. Aquí os dejamos unas fotos de nuestra visita a la bodega.
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One of the engines of the Somontano's development has been the production of wine, which dates back to the 19th century. But it wasn't till the 90s when the Somontano's wines became considered in between the best ones of the country.
Today, Wednesday 30th March, we've had the opportunity of interviewing Leo, from the Lalanne wineries. Lalanne wineries are traditional, artisan and a familiar company. They were the first wineries in Barbastro (they were settled in 1894) and they have favoured the creation of the other wineries in the Somontano's region. Behind their success there's a lot of effort and dedication.

It has been a very interesting interview and we left from there feeling very happy because we have learnt about the functioning of their winery, about types of wines we knew nothing about, how they have been favoured by the entry of Spain into the European Union and many other data we didn't know.

We will publish the interview in a few days, but we leave you here some of the pictures we've taken in our visit to the winery.