crafted with a deep dedication

to environmental stewardship

January

Pruning

Cut back old growth to prepare for new shoots, ensuring healthy development and optimal grape production.

February

Vineyard Maintenance

Repair trellises, check irrigation systems, and maintain soil health to support the upcoming growing season.

March

Bud Break

Vines begin to sprout new buds, marking the start of the growing season. Monitor for frost and protect new growth if necessary.

April

Shoot Thinning

Remove excess shoots to improve air circulation and sunlight exposure, promoting healthy grape clusters.

May

Flowering

Vines flower, and pollination occurs. Ensure optimal conditions for fruit set and manage any pest threats.

June

Fruit Set

Flowers turn into tiny grape clusters. Start cluster thinning to control crop load and enhance fruit quality.

July

Veraison

Grapes begin to change color and ripen. Monitor for pests and diseases, and continue canopy management for even ripening.

August

Ripening

Grapes accumulate sugars and develop flavors. Monitor sugar levels and prepare for harvest.

September

Harvest

ick grapes at optimal ripeness, usually in the cool morning hours to preserve freshness. Begin sorting and destemming.

October

Crushing and Fermentation

Crush grapes to release juice. Initiate fermentation, where yeast converts sugars into alcohol, developing the wine’s character.

November

Pressing and Aging

Press fermented grapes to separate juice from skins. Transfer wine to barrels or tanks for aging, allowing flavors to mature.

December

Blending and Bottling

Taste and blend different lots to create the final wine. Bottle the wine and prepare it for release, ensuring it’s ready to be enjoyed.

We offer a diverse selection of vines

.. each with its own unique character and flavor profile

Committed to quality and sustainability, we ensure that every bottle delivers an exceptional tasting experience. Enjoy the journey of our wines, where tradition meets innovation in every sip.

Restaurante
Awards

Pablo Estévez

Enologist

Andrés Corral López

Manager

I got to taste Rebelde at Hotel Rondo and it was so good that I drank a whole bottle.

Sara Valetina

I was recommended Salavaje for the dishes we ate at the restaurant and we will repeat this.

Linda Engle

With long experience of wines, I have to say that Vintage is a big favourite.

Alberto Gomez