Clarete
Description and features
Harvest and wine making:
Prensal (90%):
Hand harvested in 15 kilo boxes the first week of September.
Selection in the winery cluster by cluster, discarding leaves, small stones and any grapes that are not in good condition.
Destemmed, pressed and must placed in a stainless steel tank.
Gargollassa (10%):
Hand harvested in 15 kilo boxes on the same day as the Prensal.
Selection in the winery cluster by cluster, discarding leaves, small stones and any grapes that are not in good condition.
Crush the clusters a little with hands and add them with stems to the Prensal must.
Spontaneous fermentation (without any added yeast).
Without any addition, correction, or technological treatment.
After fermentation, a first transfer to a stainless steel tank, discarding the skins and stems of the Gargollassa and separating the thick lees.
After a few months with the fine lees, a second racking.
After a few months, third racking adding 20 milligrams/liter of potassium metabisulfite.
Hand bottling by gravity, without transfer pumps. Unfiltered.
Hand capping and labeling.
Varieties: Prensal / Gargollassa
Vintage: 2024. Strange vintage. Winter without snow in the mountains and cold only at times. Lack of rain in winter and spring. Drought year. In August, torrential and abundant rains in the eastern part of Mallorca (in some places up to 200 liters). Harvests in some cases advanced up to 2 weeks earlier than usual. Health and quality of the grapes good in general. Gradations and harvest times are very variable depending on each area and variety. Year of very low yield, obtaining up to 30% or 40% less must per kilo of grapes.
Selva Vins. First winery in Mallorca and the Balearic Islands to make a clarete wine.
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