a deep rooting of our vines,
the proximity of the estate’s woods and garrigues, which drain the soil and favour the production of humidity,
a decisive action of the teams in the vineyard with a parsimonious planting of cereals and leguminous plants between the rows, the subsequent covering of these plants which preserved a little humidity at the foot of the plant and, finally, a controlled leaf removal which protected the bunches of grapes from the scorching sun of the summer.