Cavas Hill takes its name from the British entrepreneur Joseph Hill, who arrived in the Penedès region in 1761. Years later, his descendants built La Masia, the current headquarters of the winery, in Moja. n 1887, the winery adjacent to La Masia was constructed, followed by the five galleries of the cava, excavated from a soft rock known as “tapassot,” making it one of the most unique wineries in the Penedès.
In 2018, to commemorate the centenary of the renovation of the modernist façade, still preserved and designed by architect Antoni Pons, the original winery was renewed. As a tribute to Modernism and Gaudí, the Panot Room was built, a space that has since become the source of inspiration for the most iconic Cavas Hill ranges: Panot Gaudí and Cuvée 1887 cavas.
