(2013 Vintage) The cycle began with mild temperatures , followed by a cold and rainy winter. Cold and rainy March, over 120 l/m2 . Spring stars with the rise of temperatures With the arrival of warm days the first cries pruning cuts are observed, but not until late April, with a slight delay with respect to the usual dates in the area, when the bud sprouting occurs in a cool and rainy month , noting that there were no incidents with spring frosts. From here the rains disappear, temperatures rise slightly on a cold May and June, causing a slowdown in the growth cycle and observing some varieties affected by physiological wilt (Bobal). Not until early June when flowering clusters occurs, and after the proper fruit set. July and August are soft and completely dry , vegetative development is excellent, and in early August when a slow ripening that will extend throughout the month starts. This period is characterized by cool nights and very high temperatures for the day, being in the last week of August when a drop in temperature and some storms that will ensure, after a completely dry months proper vegetative development. Harvest commenced late, up to 15 days late. During the harvest temperatures are high and rainfall low, with a good physiological, phenolic and aromatic maturity