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The ageing time is basic to achieve
a maximum quality. During the first months of fermentation
and ageing, the aromas will be primary, the ones that come
from the own fruit. When it reaches the 18 months approximately,
the aromes are subjected to a change process where we can
find some touch of fresh yeast. In longer ageings the product
turns to autolisi notes (degradation of celular yeast's
walls) and we achieve smocked and toasted notes, lactics
or vegetables. Aromas very complex that makes a cava to
have a very important and complex aroma.

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