- Robert Parker Wine Advocate: 94 points
- Tim Atkin: 95 points
- Guía Peñín: 92 points
- Guía Proensa: 96 points
- Varieties: 80% Red Grenache and 20% Carignan
- Alcoholic content: 14.5% Vol.
- Contains sulfites.
Grapes of the region's historic varieties, Red Grenache and Carignan, sourced from old vines around 60 years old planted on terraces and the traditional llicorella (slate) slopes (costers) of Priorat. The orography, the vine training, and above all, the desire to obtain the finest fruit, mean that harvesting is done entirely by hand. The vineyards are situated between 500 and 800 meters above sea level. Each year, the plots yielding the best fruit are selected for separate fermentation, pampering the extraction and preserving the fruit's expression to maintain the high quality found at the moment of picking.
Each plot was fermented separately in small stainless steel and concrete tanks at controlled temperatures. Maceration lasted between 5 and 6 weeks depending on the plot, ensuring the unique typicity of each vineyard was captured. Aged for 18 months in 1,400-liter foudres, 500-liter barrels (bocoys), and 2,100-liter concrete tanks. As we work with Garnachas from diverse origins, altitudes, and soils, each requires distinct treatment during aging. Therefore, we age each vineyard separately in the manner we deem most suitable for its terroir to be expressed with the utmost fidelity.