A perspective that understands wine as a way to preserve what time has made unrepeatable.

The aim is not to transform Xarel·lo’s character, but to listen to a plot of old vines and let it speak clearly. Els Sègols brings depth, balance, and a genuine expression of marine marls, built over more than 50 years of relationship between vine and place.

The wine is born from respect, precision, and restraint. Without excess, without artifice, and without the need to amplify what already has its own identity.

A wine that endures for its authenticity, its texture, and the serene way it expresses the landscape it comes from.

Els Sègols is a singular plot in Sant Cugat de Sesgarrigues, marked by old Xarel·lo vines over 50 years old and by marine marl soils that profoundly define the wine’s character.

Over time, the roots have been able to explore the ground in depth, naturally regulating the plant’s vigour and promoting balanced ripening. The result is a more concentrated, precise, and complete expression of the variety.

Here, Xarel·lo finds tension, texture, and a discreet depth. The soil leaves a genuine saline imprint, while the age of the vineyard brings balance, complexity, and a sense of authenticity that is hard to replicate.

A place where time, the vine, and marine marls form a single identity.

Mediterranean, bright, and breezy, with progressive ripening that preserves freshness, definition, and balance.

The climate’s influence favours a clean fruit expression, while cooler nights and natural ventilation help maintain tension and prevent over-ripening.

In Els Sègols’ old vines, the climate is interpreted with greater serenity: the plant regulates its yield, ripens slowly, and concentrates the character of the place without losing precision.

Calcareous marine marls, formed from ancient sediments that give the land a singular geological identity.

This soil regulates the plant’s vigour and promotes slow, balanced ripening. In old vines over 50 years old, the roots deepen into these layers and find a more stable relationship with water and nutrients.

Its influence is expressed in the wine through tension, texture, depth, and a saline persistence that defines Els Sègols’ genuine character.

A plot of natural balance, with a layout that favours ventilation, even exposure, and slow ripening of Xarel·lo.

The age of the vineyard and its adaptation to the land allow a serene relationship between plant and landscape. Old vines grow with less vigour, produce in a restrained way, and concentrate the plot’s expression.

The topography does not seek spectacle. Its value lies in regularity, balance, and the ability to sustain a precise identity over time.

Xarel·lo from old vines over 50 years old, interpreted through depth, texture, and the identity of the place.

In Els Sègols, the variety moves away from an expression that is only fresh or fruity. It gains structure, dimension, and a pronounced saline sensation shaped by the marine marls.

A more complete, serene, persistent Xarel·lo, where the age of the vineyard brings balance and the soil defines its character.

Mediterranean light, dry vegetation, moving air, and a landscape ordered by time.

Els Sègols preserves the memory of an old vineyard, deeply bound to the land and the marine marls that sustain it. The old vines are naturally part of the landscape, adapted to its rhythm and conditions.

The surroundings leave the wine with a sense of authenticity, calm, and depth. A restrained, precise, genuine Mediterranean expression.

Winemaking begins with respect for an exceptional raw material: Xarel·lo from old vines over 50 years old from the Els Sègols plot.

Work in the cellar seeks to preserve the vineyard’s identity, maintain the wine’s natural tension, and develop texture without covering the character of the marine marls.

Four months of ageing on lees adds volume, cohesion, and a more enveloping mouthfeel. The work is carried out with restraint, seeking to broaden the wine without taking away freshness, precision, or expression of origin.

The result does not aim to transform Xarel·lo, but to refine it. A wine with structure, texture, and depth, where freshness, salinity, and the character of old vines always remain front and centre.

A Xarel·lo for those who understand that a wine’s singularity is born from place, time, and the way both express themselves in the glass.