The Scala Coeli wine (which in Latin means “stairway to Heaven”) owes its name to the Monastery of Santa Maria Scala Coeli, commonly known as the Carthusian Monastery, where the Carthusian monks lived in silence and prayer.

This is a wine produced only in exceptional years, from the grape varieties that had the best performance in that same year. Thus, this white wine is obtained from the Encruzado variety, revealing floral aromas and white pulp fruits, translating fresh and creamy on the palate.