The road leading to Vins El Cep is winding, dirt, and surrounded by vineyards. Early in the morning, you can see the sun rise beyond the vineyards. It's a picture-perfect landscape, which is probably why it has one of the town's signposted viewpoints, called Miranda de Espiell. At the end of the road is the winery, which has a manor house as a wine tourism center (tastings and meals are offered). A few meters further on, the offices in one room, and the vats where the wines and cavas are made in another.

Jordi Bargalló (Sant Sadurní d'Anoia, 1979) enters the Ateneo pavilion greeting everyone. A child cries for having been welcomed back to training. "Put some water on and get back on the court, you'll see how quickly the pain passes. Where you have the stick "What did I give you?" he asks. The boy has it at home, well kept, as it is still a treasure, the stick of one of the best players in the history of roller hockey. This year, Jordi retires after 28 seasons in the elite and winning absolutely everything. Last season, he qualified with his beloved Chica Freixenet for the final four of the Champions League, which is being played this weekend in Matosinhos (Portugal). Noia hadn't achieved this feat for 20 years. final four?