CLIMATE: The growing season was marked by high temperatures and successive heat waves. May recorded the highest average temperature ever recorded for this month. Rainfall was 20% below the annual average. VINEYARDS: The vineyards were planted between 1988 and the turn of the millennium. They are between 350 and 450 m above sea level and face both north and south. SOILS: The soils are very stony and sandy. HARVEST: In the so-called Salas Bajas, the Merlot grapes are harvested in the last week of August, followed by the Tempranillo and the Syrah in the third week of September. VINIFICATION: After a short maceration, the must is cold fermented. TASTE: The wine is intense and very fresh. The aroma profile shows fresh hay, raspberries, blackcurrants and strawberries. An easy-drinking wine.