Variety: Garnacha.

Old vines, with an average yield of 4,000 kg/ hectare, with different sun orientations and soils’ nature: calcareous, clay and schist.

Mix of great tipicity and originality, a delicate style with notes of raspberry, sweet cherry and an intense taste.

Variety: Garnacha.

Old vines Garnacha in bush with dry farming planted between 1955 and 1960. The typical soils of these natural spots are clay and slate as the main rock with a great depth. The vineyards are located at 900 meters of altitude and located in the Sierra Santa Cruz.

Ripe fruit with pleasant aromas of plum and fig together with notes of coffee and cocoa. Full-bodied and a long after-taste.

Variety: Macabeo.

Macabeo coming from old vines and an average yield per hectare of 4,000 kg in mountainous soils (red clay with rocks of colluvial origin).

Intense aromas of citrus and white flowers. Very expressive in the mouth, tasty and and a long-lasting finish.