| The Family has chosen to focus on quality, maintained by using only the first pressings of hand-selected grapes grown under dedicated and careful management, from the pruning to the storage of the wines. |
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 Spring
The first pruning commences in late March. Late pruning aids in the delay of bud burst, thus hopefully avoiding the late spring frost, which could destroy the young buds. |
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Summer
The shoots of the grapes grow from spring to autumn. During the summer months great emphasis is placed on maintaining the canopy. |
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Autumn
The grapes start to ripen towards the end of August. The grapes require an average temperature of 15C to ripen sufficiently and the units of sunlight are extremely important. |
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Winter
Trellis posts are all checked for rot, and replaced if found defective. If this is not done, there is a danger of trellis' collapsing in high winds, thus causing damage to the vines. |
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