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Two hands hold a handful of white grapes over the full crate

Harvest

Harvest at dawn, cooling in the cellar, processed the following day.

Harvest

In September and October every year, depending on variety and ripeness, across 25 hectares. We start at dawn because the grapes are cool then and don't oxidise when they arrive in the cellar.

Plastic harvest crates and a tractor with a trailer: the harvest as it looks today.

Cooling and processing

Within two hours of picking, the grapes are in the cellar. Cold room at 8 °C, grapes cooled down overnight, processed the next day. This cooling phase is the difference between an aromatic wine and a flat one. It doesn't take much technical effort, just the discipline not to tip warm grapes into the tank.

This cooling stage makes the difference between an aromatic wine and a flat one.

White grapes tumble from the crate into the destemmerA helper at the vine during harvest, the vine row behind
Grape reception at the destemmer and picking at the vine.

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