Pruning is one of the most important tasks to carry out during the winegrowing cycle. The pruning season starts right after the first few frosts, as leaves start to fall and the winter rest period begins. It can extend all the way into mid-March, just before the plant ‘awakens’ and renews its vital cycle. Historically, pruning has been one the most … [Read more...] about The Pruning Season: Determinant in the New Campaign
Wine and Chocolate Are The Perfect Pairing for Saint Valentine
Good times come by themselves, otherwise we go looking after them. We are now in February, which, for many, is the Month of Love. Plus, this next 14th of February, Saint Valentine’s day, happens to be on a Sunday, so we can take all weekend off to celebrate it. This year, we have to celebrate everything! Either in couples or in family, any … [Read more...] about Wine and Chocolate Are The Perfect Pairing for Saint Valentine
Sweet Wines: Muscatel’s Powerful Arrival
A wine is considered a sweet wine once its residual sugar levels exceed the threshold of 45 grams of sugar per litre. These kinds of wines are then divided into naturally sweet wines and sweet natural wines. In addition, we can find semi-sweet wines. Naturally sweet wines are those where the alcohol and residual sugar levels in them come … [Read more...] about Sweet Wines: Muscatel’s Powerful Arrival
Why Do Snow and Intense Cold Weathers Favour Vines?
In these past few days of January, the snows all over Spain have produced idyllic images of fields and vineyards totally covered by a thick white mantle. In fact, this is not only an aesthetic issue, as in vines’ case, the Spanish popular saying “years with snow are good years” (“Año de nieves, año de bienes”) is correct in all senses, despite the … [Read more...] about Why Do Snow and Intense Cold Weathers Favour Vines?
The Wishlist For Any Worthy ‘Winelover’
For some time, we have been talking a lot about ‘winelovers’, however, who are they exactly? Generally, they are characterised by being sybarites, curious and very exigent with anything related to the world of wine. In fact, ‘winelovers’ do not simply drink any wine. They don’t just like any cellar; they enjoy getting to know different brands … [Read more...] about The Wishlist For Any Worthy ‘Winelover’