Barcino is aged anywhere between 12 to 18 months in its lees. Secondary fermentation takes place in the bottle following the strict Champagne method. This approach brings forward a creamier, more delicate and complex style. The grapes that make up Barcino Brut are indigenous to this area of Spain: Xarello (Cha-reh-lo) provides body and fatness, Macabeu (Maka-Beyu) the aromatics and Parellada (Pa-re-la-da) a bright fresh zestiness.