This modernist building, built in 1913 and also known as the Wine Cathedral, was one of the main references in cooperativism in Catalonia at the beginning of the 20th century.

The initial project was carried out by Lluís Domènech i Montaner with the subsequent involvement of his son, the architect Pere Domènech y Roura. Likewise, the espluguín Josep Maria Rendé y Ventosa “the apostle of cooperativism in Catalonia” was the precursor in time of the Commonwealth of Catalonia, the Cooperative of l’Espluga and many others in the territory.

Currently, the space of the Cooperative Winery also houses the Wine Museum, where the museography tells us about the cultivation of the vineyard, the traditional and current processes of wine and cava production, the architectural style of the three-nave building and its singularities.