This wine is made solely from Palomino Fino grapes, the main variety of the Jerez region.
The 40-year-old vineyard is pruned using the "moflete" system, a local technique for older vines that can no longer withstand traditional pruning. This, together with the age of the vines, results in a limited production of about 5,000 kg/Ha. The soil is albariza from Barajuelas, known for its laminar marl structure reminiscent of a deck of cards.
The harvest spans almost two months, from the beginning of August to the end of September. The harvesters select bunches for different wines. The first, less ripe bunches are used for a high-acidity, low-alcohol white wine, called "Primera Suerte". From September onwards, the bunches are selected for the "Palma" wines, carefully sunbathing them on the ground for about 6-7 hours.
The winemaking process follows the traditional method for "Palma" wines: gentle pressing, fermentation in oak barrels and clarification in December. The biological ageing process lasts about three and a half years. The intention is to reflect the identity of the vineyard over the characteristics of the vintage, resulting in a wine with character, warmth and volume, in balance with the soil of Barajuelas.