It’s autumn: while the fruit is fermenting safely in the cellar, the vines brighten the hills with plays of colour.
After the harvest, a period of rest begins and the vines are fertilized to make up for their efforts during the vegetative growing season.
It’s winter: a long regenerating sleep accompanies vines through the cold season. Sleep well!
During this period of dormancy, vines are pruned to lighten the canopy produced during the previous year and to prepare them for the following one.
It’s spring: the long days and warmth of the sun feed the explosion of shoots, leaves and bunches.
The vines are coming out of hibernation and quickly cover themselves with vegetation, helped by seasonal rains and gradually rising temperatures.
It’s summer: the harvest looms! The grapes have to be lovely and healthy, the result of the vintage and care and attention.
In this period, the vines are focusing all their energy on ripening bunches, which change colour and get softer, ready for picking.
