El Celler de Gelida turns 130, and it's celebrating this afternoon with a solemn ceremony at the headquarters of the Sants-Montjuïc district (Creu Coberta, 104) in Barcelona, ​​​​which will be attended by the city's mayor, Jaume Collboni. Toni Falgueras happily tells me this as soon as I walk in, and I've asked him to show me the jewel in the crown of the Celler de Gelida in Barcelona (Vallespir, 65), a jewel that those of us who rush in to buy a bottle of wine may not know about. We start by taking the staircase that goes down to the basement, located in the middle of the shop's first room. There are wines from a hundred vintages; these are the wines that someone who wants to drink a wine from the year they were born requests, or they buy them as gifts, because perhaps there is no more unusual birthday gift than a wine that is as old as the person who made it.