Iroik

<p>It is the result of restoring the steep slopes of the Tossal vineyard, following organic and regenerative farming practices, defined by heroic viticulture.</p>

<p><strong>The Tossal vineyard, a steeply sloped site planted in 2005, had been abandoned for over 10 years. We began its recovery in 2019, taking on the challenge of producing high-quality grapes in this exceptional high-altitude setting.</strong></p><p>In addition to the naturally low yields associated with llicorella slate soil, the vineyard’s steep slopes (42%) make mechanisation impossible and greatly complicate all vineyard tasks — making this a clear case of heroic viticulture. </p><p>All work is done entirely by hand. The land is not tilled, and the natural ground cover is preserved, helping maintain soil moisture and supporting a balanced diversity of microorganisms, insects, and flora within the vineyard. All tasks are carried out in accordance with the lunar calendar, respecting the rhythms of nature.</p>