It is Tuesday evening, and the Vinseum, the wine museum of Vilafranca del Penedès, has organized a star tasting, that is to say, they have invited an oenologist, Sara Pérez (Venus la Universal; Mas Martinet), who in turn has chosen four female winemakers who will be talked about a lot in the coming years, as she herself asserts. Sara is one of the great women of wine, representing both passion and good sense at the same time. She radiates enthusiasm when she speaks, and at the same time argues and debates the topics raised with rigor."When I arrived in Priorat with my family, I was seventeen. I did not start making wines until I was twenty-eight." The data is important because "I inherited what my parents had done there, I did what was established, and I think they made the revolution, yes, but we all settled into our chairs right away." "Right now the country, Catalonia, is experiencing a great revolutionary wave, and what I can do at my age is to spread it," she says. How does she do it? She has chosen the wines that she likes, and those of Isa Serra (Horta Colomer, in Priorat), Anna Martín (Hattrick, Terra Alta), Marta Nieto (Vins l'Intercanvi, Penedès) and Júlia Faura (Vins Ric, Berguedà) excite her.