» Terroir

The vineyards are located in Yecla, at approximately 700 metres above sea level, in the province of Murcia. The climate is continental, with dry, hot summers and dry, cold winters. The average rainfall per year is 250 to 300 litres/m². The grapes grow on over-25-year-old vines that are gobelet- or trellis-trained in sandy limestone soils, poor in organic matter.

» Grape harvest

Grapes were hand-picked between the third week of September and the first week of October 2020, and were brought to our cellar in Yecla.

» Winemaking

Two days of cold maceration, followed by fermentation at a low temperature of about 22°C.

» Tasting Notes

This ruby-red wine with purplish tones exhibits aromas of jammy black fruit, complemented by notes of fig and rosemary. The elegantly structured palate is bursting with fruit through a long, intensely spicy finish.