Parcel located on a soft slope surrounded of aromatic plants, wild almond trees, blackthorn and some evergreen oak.  Dark soil mainly of clay with limestone on the surface and loamy with depth.

A vineyard that sits on a gentle west-facing slope composed mainly of clay and limestone. Shallow, poor and strong soil that prints its seal on wines with elegance and structure, harmonizing with well-marked fruits and transparent floral flashes.

A vineyard that lies over a moderate slope in a Grand Cru style with deprived soils, at a shorter depth and that is extremely calcareous. Great content of calcium carbonate. In some substrates and at certain depths we encounter limestone, which may surface to the top at times. Accuracy of the minerality that defines a complex and intense wine.

El Barranco de San Julián is the family’s special vineyard. A beautiful and antique vineyard painted on a moderately pronounced slope at the top part of the ravine. Deprived and deficient soils with depths of large clay and calcareous stone loads. Little depth show limestone on a vast superficial area.
Soaked by the large quantities of aromatic plants that inhabit these ravines, which are habitat to many species of wild flora and fauna that serve as biological corridors and act as natural barriers. A vineyard conditioned by a microclimate that reflects these geographical features.

A historic parcel from 1910 on a moderate slope laying on the east, with an important clay and limestone composition and pebble stones resting over the mother rock. Elements that will define a balanced plant development and a proper regulation of water during the entire vine cycle. Soils provide the finesse of this structure.

Viura and malvasía on white soil with active charged limestone. Hillside where the viura efficiently handles stress and give energetic and intense filled notes. The proximity to the dolmen gives it its name.