From Pinot Noir grapes planted in 2003 at 1,000 meters in altitude, the 2017 Acusp fermented with indigenous yeasts, part in stainless steel and part in their ancient stone lagares. It matured in used barriques for 11 months, followed by three months in foudres and then was kept in bottle for no less than six months before it was released. It's a ripe varietal Pinot with notes of ripe cherries and some herbs. The palate is medium-bodied with very fine tannins and good acidity, clean flavors and a dry and serious finish, with Pinot Noir fine-grained tannins. 10,700 bottles and100 magnums were filled in January 2019.