Spirit of the land
The voice of the land
We strive to capture a landscape in every creation, preserving the pure essence of our land and allowing the grape to tell its own story. We let it reveal its personality and express its origin.
Our mission is to convey what happens in the environment, faithfully reflecting the terroir and the identity of a region.
Regenerative viticulture
In an environment of seasonal droughts, where the soil and climate constantly challenge the vine, we embrace practices that not only preserve but also revitalize the ecosystem. We strive to enhance soil fertility, increase biodiversity, and strengthen the resilience of our vineyards through techniques that foster a more vibrant and self-sufficient vineyard.
In addition to incorporating pruned wood into the soil, we apply organic amendments and seasonal cover crops that protect the soil, improve its structure, and promote microbial life. We avoid synthetic chemicals and minimize mechanical interventions to preserve soil microbiology and its water retention capacity—an essential factor in the extreme climate we work in.
This work philosophy allows us to craft wines that more purely reflect their origin, respecting the balance between the vine and its environment.
Regenerative viticulture teaches us that a healthy vineyard not only produces higher-quality grapes but also has a positive impact on the entire ecosystem. Our commitment is clear: to regenerate the soil, preserve biodiversity, and cultivate a legacy that transcends generations.
Soils that shape identity
The vineyard is rooted in limestone and loamy-sandy soils, with clay and an abundance of rounded stones.
This composition of sand and low limestone content allows for proper aeration and facilitates the plant's vertical growth, enabling it to reach deeper in search of water resources.
The clay helps retain moisture during dry periods, naturally regulating water availability.
Wines shaped by resilience
Our dry-farmed vineyard stands as a silent witness to the extreme climate that shapes its character.
The roots are forced to dig deep into the earth in search of water, strengthening the vine and concentrating its essence in every cluster. Summers are long, with daytime temperatures exceeding 40°C, followed by cool nights. This significant temperature variation during the ripening stages is key to preserving the acidity and freshness of the grapes.
In this challenging landscape, the vine grows in harmony, surrounded by Mediterranean biodiversity, honestly expressing the identity of its environment.
The combination of an extreme climate, unique soil, and traditional practices gives rise to wines with deep personality.