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Masia Duch

Masia Duch
  Masia Duch

        Vinos Masia Duch The monastery of Escaladei and Masia Duch
        Vinos Masia Duch A vocation sice the 12 th century
        Vinos Masia Duch A decision since the 20 th century
        Vinos Masia Duch The recovery of a historical complex
        Vinos Masia Duch The sketches of the grape harvest: the pre-pruning
        Vinos Masia Duch The design of the grape harvest: the pruning
        Vinos Masia Duch The ecological treatments: a particular philosophy
        Vinos Masia Duch Trellising and pampering of the growing
        Vinos Masia Duch The grape gathering rigorous festival
        Vinos Masia Duch From grape to wine: maceration and pressing
        Vinos Masia Duch Oenology: a necessary science
        Vinos Masia Duch Ageing, settling and coupage (Blendig)
        Vinos Masia Duch Technology: the best ally of limited production
        Vinos Masia Duch Our passion for wine quality
From grape to wine: maceration and pressing

The removal of the grapes’ bearer, and sieving if it is needed, are the necessary steps that preceed maceration, which is the moment when temperature is vital before proceeding to fermentation.

The transformation of grapes’ sugar into alcohol, the extraction of the tannins and obtaining all organoleptic qualities, need to be done smoothly and extremely controlled in order to keep all bouquets and the range of flavours that distinguish every variety.

The 24 hours watch favours the pressing process, which, as the previous stage, is very smooth due to our aim to obtain the best flavours of the selected grapes.

In their science, oenologists have started a thorough task of interpreting what wines communicate. Tests and observation made to them are noted down in daily record sheets in order to keep the history of every year’s vintage. That is a graphic document that proves the content of our bottles.

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