The grapes are harvested and selected by hand at the beginning of September to keep the full potential of the aromatic expression of the vines. The color remains delicate which allows the final wine to have a soft rosy hue that is lively and brilliant over time. Each varietal is processed separately. After a soft pressing and clarification at low temperatures, the must is fermented at a low temperature for about 10 days, then left on the lees for at least three months to enrich the structure and roundness. After this period, the varietals are blended to obtain a cuvee that is balanced in aroma, flavor profile and color. Secondary fermentation is started and stopped when the residual sugar reaches a desired value by our winemakers. Temperature is then decreased to better preserve the overall balance of flavor and strong aromas. The wine remains on the lees for 4 months and then is stabilized and bottled.