The data-driven principles of Six Sigma are employed, not only in the winemaking process as such, but in all stages of the process, for example when we:
- Conduct extensive analyses of soil, water and climate to find the most favorable sites for our vineyards.
- Choose rootstocks that thrive best in the soil composition of a given vineyard.
- Meticulously prune vines to enhance the quality of grapes and to allow consistent ripening.
- Apply chemical and sensory analyses to pick the grapes at just the right time to produce optimal flavor in the wine.
- Listen to the voice of the customer - whether you are a sophisticated wine drinker with well-defined preferences, a social wine drinker who knows what you like and wants the security of consistency, or you just want a good place to start.
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