Summers end early and the cool nights which follow provide an extraordinarily long period for grapes to mature. This heightens the complexity of the grape and resulting wines. On the other side of the Nekeas Valley, the geography is complicated.

There are sharp slopes, some impossible to climb, with altitudes of between 450 and 650 meters, facing out in all directions. This results in a wide variety of stone outcroppings, diverse both in structure and composition, in whites and browns. As a rich as the wines produced here.