Gratallops, located in the heart of the Priorat region, Tarragona, is a charming village known for its wine heritage and spectacular landscapes, making it an ideal destination for wine lovers and fine gastronomy in unique settings. One of the main attractions is the Wine Route. Gratallops is home to some of the most prestigious wineries in the region (such as Clos Mogador, Alvaro Palacios, and Clos Erasmus), where world-class wines are produced, especially the reds from the Priorat Qualified Designation of Origin.

To obtain the DOQ Priorat, a wine must meet strict requirements established by the Regulatory Council. The grapes must be grown exclusively in the Priorat region, on slate soils ("llicorella") and under controlled conditions that limit yield per hectare. The winemaking must follow traditional methods, and wineries must subject their wines to rigorous quality controls and tastings. Only those wines that meet the standards of quality and authenticity, reflecting the unique character of the Priorat terroir, can carry this distinction, guaranteeing their origin and excellence.