The economy of Sant Sadurní d’Anoia is heavily centered around the production of cava, which is the town’s most important industry. The region produces over 90% of Spain’s cava, and many of the world’s leading cava brands, such as Freixenet and Codorníu, are headquartered here. Wine tourism has also become a significant economic driver, with thousands of visitors flocking to the region every year to explore the wineries and participate in wine tastings and related activities.
Apart from cava production, agriculture plays an important role in the local economy, with vineyards and olive groves dominating the landscape. In recent years, the town has also experienced growth in the hospitality and tourism sectors, thanks to its rising popularity as a wine tourism destination.
Local businesses focus on offering unique artisanal products such as olive oils, cured meats, and handmade crafts, further contributing to the region’s appeal to visitors.