Old Vines From Patagonia Bastardo

Bastard is synonymous with Trousseau Jurassien grape variety. from vines that were planted by the end of the sixties. They are ungrafted and they are planted in the loamy soils of Allen and Ing. Huergo, two traditional sites in the province of Rio Negro. These vines, have a very low yield An small porcentaje of whole bunches and destemmed grapes we used, they are dropped into small oak vats where they ferment without any addition at a temperature between 25ª and 27ª C. During several weeks we carry out a gentle punch down with our hands in order to obtain a slow extraction. Aging continues in French oak barrels for 8 month.