The clusters of Tintilla de Rota are fully de-stemmed and gravity-fed into the fermenting tanks. The skins are in contact with the must for 4 hours. The must ferments at low temperature and spends 9 months on its fermentation lees. After this, it is aged for a year in the bottle.
It is characterized by a pale onion-red color. On the nose, it is intense and frank, fruity with hints of cherry, currants, and red apple, along with a very mineral nose due to its origin in calcareous soil. Silky and powerful, with an intense salty aftertaste.