



Grape ripening is slow and unrushed.
Our land was undoubtedly predestined to produce wine because of the continental climate, with an average temperature of 14°C, maximum annual rainfall of 350 mm, and an altitude of 600 m.
The land where the vines grow is made up
of clay soils and rocky terraces, which
yield a very low volume of grapes per vine
just 1.5 to 2 kg.
The garnacha variety
predominates and is complemented with
the tempranillo grape.