There are very few plots where the white grape predominates in the DO Toro, that is why La Jefa comes from a selection of a multitude white vines that are found alternately in old red grape vineyards (from 50 to 150 years old). The vines settle on sandy soils with a high granite stony component and are cultivated naturally as the tradition of Toro says.

Matsu, which in Japanese means waiting, is a tribute to all the winegrowers who, for generations, have worked the vineyard dedicating their effort, wisdom, respect and sacrifice. The D. O. Toro has a dry climate, extreme temperatures and centuries-old vines that are cared for by traditional methods following the Times marked by nature. The wines retain the power of the denomination by combining it with an enveloping softness. The three generations of the Royal winegrowers who illustrate each bottle represent their relationship with the land, proper to their age and their vital stage.

Color: Straw yellow, medium intensity, very bright with gray overtones. Aromas: Complex, with notes of vanilla and ripe stone fruits, creamy notes, and slight aniseed nuances, reflecting its aging in casks. Taste: Mouth-filling, silky, and creamy. Balanced with good acidity, creating an elegant wine. Sweet nuances and fine texture add to its complexity and richness.