The hand-picked and carefully selected grapes are left to dry for at least 40 days in order to reduce water- and concentrate sugar content. The grapes are subsequently pressed and this is followed by a short skin maceration at low temperature. A part of the must is fermented in oak casks. The wine is then left to mature on its lees for 6 to 7 month for added texture, flavour and intensity and then aged in bottle for a minimum of 3 month.