The Sacred Union: East Meets West in a Glass
The knight and the dragon stand at equal height — a new emblem of balance between valor and wisdom, man and myth.
Two Forces, One Label
In this wine, the image of St. Jordi, the noble knight of Catalonia, faces his dragon to honor it. In our story, the dragon is a force to be met as an equal.
In Western myth, St. Jordi freed his people from fear of a dragon that once threatened the land. His tale became a symbol of protection and valor for the people of Barcelona.
But from the East, the Lóng (龙), the dragon of ancient China, is creation. It is strength and wisdom, imperial dignity, control over the rains, prosperity, and good fortune. It is a guide, one that leads the worthy to greatness.
The Sacred Union
In the House of Blaví, these two forces face each other in recognition. The knight and the dragon now stand at equal height, each a symbol of tradition, power, guardianship, and transformation.
Together, they frame the label and the wine as a new emblem of balance — between East and West, between valor and wisdom, between man and myth.
A Wine That Bridges
To open a bottle from Casa Blaví is to open a story: of a knight who rides to understand, of a dragon who guards meaning, of a wine that bridges continents, eras, and visions. Every glass is an invitation to hold both worlds at once.