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Harvest and Maturing
The selective harvest of ripe, healthy grapes is carried out exclusively by hand. In the cellar, the grapes are completely destemmed and lightly crushed. Natural alcoholic fermentation and maceration take place in stainless steel tanks and lasts approximately two weeks. During this time, the mash is pumped over or pushed down by hand (pigeage) two to three times a day to release the valuable ingredients (color, tannin) from the skins. Further aging and natural malolactic fermentation take place in small oak barrels. The young wine is then allowed to rest for as long as possible without any intervention (racking, sulfurization). After approximately 18 months of barrel aging, the individual barrels are blended and stored in stainless steel tanks until bottling. To preserve as much of the wine's original freshness and character as possible without clouding its future enjoyment, this wine undergoes only a light, clarifying filtration during bottling.

