The name alludes to the nymphs of bees, which is appropriate to the vineyard, the highest of the estate and home to its beehives. The wine itself is fairly well colored as a result of partial skin contact, yet light on its feet after aging for just three months sur lies in concrete eggs. Sulphur is only added in the spring, in small measure. Silky, fine and scintillating, it has a caressing texture and pointilliste detail.