At these heights, the vines thrive in a cool, breezy climate, which slows the ripening of the grapes, giving them the time to grow and develop complex aromas, while the acidity balances into perfect harmony. Here, the wines acquire an elegant structure and a rare longevity, destined to evolve over time.
And then, the clay soils: a cradle rich in minerals, holding water in its depths, offering the roots a constant nourishment even during dry spells. It is this hidden reserve that allows the vines to grow strong and lush, without succumbing to the heat, preserving the mineral essence of these lands.