The label represents the receding waters of an ancient coastal lake named Prelius that was drained in the 1930s for agricultural purposes. The vineyards of Prelius are located on a hilltop alongside what were once the shores of this lake. Thus the wines of Prelius now replace the waters of Prelius.

During the 2014 growing season, temperatures were lower that average, and rains fell regularly. Summer was quite cool, and therefore ripening progressed slowly. All phenological phases, including harvest, were delayed.

In stainless-steel tanks; 6 months on the lees; aged 3 months in bottle

Floral aromas merge with hints of racy citrus, pineapple and mineral characters, combined with the softening marine influence. On the palate, this is a refreshing, elegant wine that retains its balanced acidity. The mouthfeel bursts with fresh fruit that lingers on the finish.