The vineyard is close to the mouth of the Umia River so has a huge Atlantic influence. Vines are 70 years old and are trained on tall granite posted pergolas, called emparrados in Gallego, which keep them off the damp ground. You’ll find the distinctive varietal aromas for Caiño Tinto – cracked black pepper and herbal notes.
Galicia
Rías Baixas
Caiño Tinto:
Maritime
Sandy granite
Permanent natural cover and no use of chemicals. Some Biodynamic principles applied
50 metres
4 weeks open oak vats, daily punch-down
12 months 1,200l chestnut foudre