Red wine from Son Vich de Superna winery, under the D. O. IGP Serra de Tramuntana. Ecological vines selected one by one to achieve that it expresses the varietal and terroir balance of a 2 hectare estate. Made with patience, with hardly any squeezing of the destemmed grapes and fermented at low temperatures for a minimum of 30 days in stainless steel tanks, it remains on its lees and without additives for 5 months. Finally, it is slightly filtered and bottled.

White wine from Son Vich de Superna winery, under the D. O. IGP Serra de Tramuntana. The grape is selected in the vineyard. The elaboration is carried out using two methodologies. Half of the grapes are directly pressed at a low temperature to obtain a pure and fresh flower must, the racking is static for 72 hours and then it is fermented with its own yeasts at 13ºC. Separately, a second vinification is carried out with the cold macerated grapes in stainless steel tanks for 48 hours to extract the proper structure provided by the Viognier. It is vinified at 16ºC. Subsequently, the wines are mixed following the most basic criteria of the expression of the terroir. It remains in the bottle for 2 months before going on the market.

Rosé wine from Son Vich de Superna winery, under the D. O. IGP Serra de Tramuntana. After the selection in the vineyard, the destemmed and crushed grapes are incorporated in stainless steel tanks, macerated between 9 and 14 hours, depending on the vintage, and then bled, obtaining the flower must. The settling is static cold for 72 hours. The fermentation is the result of a meticulous study of 6 vintages in which it has been chosen to select yeasts from Provence. It ferments at 16ºC and does not perform malolactic.

Red wine from Son Vich de Superna winery, under the D. O. IGP Serra de Tramuntana. The “Ses Terrases” plot is located 400 meters above sea level. It is the highest altitude Manto Negro on the island and therefore in the world. For this reason, the grape is worked to obtain a fresh and intense grape in color and aroma. The grapes are selected in the vineyard before harvesting by hand. It is vinified for 45 days with its skins, without interventions, and later it is pressed. It remains on its lees until the day before bottling. Slightly filtered.