White wine from Vins 971, under the Designation of Origin V. T. Mallorca. Before the manual harvest, the grapes are selected in the vineyard. Each grape is vinified separately. It undergoes a film maceration in the press itself for a few hours and then it ferments at a controlled temperature in a stainless steel tank, except for Giró, which ferments and is aged for 6 months in barrels. The rest remain 4 months on their fine lees before blending.

White wine from Vins 971, under the Designation of Origin V. T. Mallorca. Before the manual harvest, the grapes are selected in the vineyard. It ferments at a controlled temperature in stainless steel tanks and rests on its fine lees for 4 months.

Rosé wine from Vins 971, under the Designation of Origin V. T. Mallorca. After selection in the vineyard, it is harvested by hand and, once in the winery, the bunch goes through a selection table. It ferments in stainless steel tanks at a controlled temperature and remains in contact with the fine lees for 4 months. Finally it stabilizes with cold.

White wine from the Galmés i Ferrer winery, under the D.O.V.T. Mallorca.The grapes are picked by hand in 12kg capacity boxes, with strict attention to quality. Finca Biniagual Verán Blanc has a composition of 50% Prensal Blanc and 50% Chardonnay. To achieve the characteristics that make up this wine, it has been fermented in French oak barrels (light toasted) for four months.

Rosé wine from Vins 971, under the Designation of Origin V. T. Mallorca. After selection in the vineyard, it is harvested by hand and, once in the winery, the bunch goes through a selection table. It ferments in stainless steel tanks at a controlled temperature and remains in contact with the fine lees for 4 months. Finally it stabilizes with cold.

Red wine from Vins 971, under the Designation of Origin V. T. Mallorca. The autochthonous varieties are made in stainless steel tanks with fermentation below 20ºC to maintain their aromatic components. The wine, after its fermentation, is kept in tanks to preserve its freshness. Merlot and Syrah are made together. Next, it is moved into American and French oak barrels for 6 months. Finally, the different wines are blended and bottled.