The original white from Pla de Manlleu in Penedès, the 2016 Selma de Nin was produced with 25% each Marsanne, Roussanne, Chenin Blanc and Parellada Montonega from one hectare of 12-year-old vines, and it fermented and matured for five months in used 300-liter oak barrels. It has a reductive character à la Coche-Dury, and on the nose, there are some notes that are reminiscent of diesel, along with some varietal notes from the Marsanne and the Roussanne. The palate has great acidity and is lively and young, vibrant and mineral, with a long, dry and salty finish. This has a strong personality that goes beyond the varieties and the general character of Penedès, as it's inside its limits in a higher altitude (750 meters). 1,630 bottles were filled in August 2017, and they keep the bottles for two years before the wine is sold.