Above the 500-metre mark, Finca Lalinde sits alongside woods of kermes and holm oak in Mediterranean scrubland. Our 5.4 hectares of Garnacha and Viura encapsulate the desolate environment and the mountain freshness that descends from the Sierra de Yerga. In this ecologi­cal symphony, it is usually the persistent western wind that raises its voice. The limestone rocks on the surface of the soil reinforce the austere appea­rance of this unique enclave.

Bright sunlight and the Cierzo wind are concen­trated and naturally exuberant. The vines, plan­ted in 1976, have learned to become one with the terroir and now give birth to a rosé wine with a fine, floral personality, and longevity granted by the particularly high altitude at which the grapes are grown.