The grapes are left to dry naturally on the vine for as long as possible depending on the season, destemmed, crushed, and left to macerate for another 3 days, thus promoting the initiation of fermentation with the yeasts naturally present on the grapes. The grapes are then softly pressed and fermentation continues in temperature-controlled stainless steel tanks.
Maturation and aging continue in stainless steel tanks, leaving the wine on its fine lees for approximately 10 months.
The bottled wine is aged in temperature-controlled cellars for at least two months.