2025 Vintage

Autumn and winter were marked by abundant and prolonged rainfall, above historical averages, providing a crucial water supply for groundwater recharge. Spring also maintained a regular rainfall pattern, supporting balanced early vine growth. From late spring onward, the climate settled into warmer, drier conditions, with a long, dry, well-ventilated summer that was at times torrid, typical of our coastal context moderated by the sea. September rains arrived at just the right time, relieving vine stress without causing sanitary issues. Ripening was concentrated within a narrow time window, in the middle of September, with closely spaced harvests across the different varieties. The grapes were healthy and well-concentrated, with defined aromatic profiles and a natural balance between freshness and structure. Yields, slightly below average due to reduced fruit set, favored quality, resulting in wines of great expressive precision.