The Tannat grapes used to create the Fairview La Beryl Rouge were harvested by hand at 24 degrees balling and gently packed into small lug boxes. The grapes were transported to a well-ventilated shed where they were carefully laid out on straw mats to dry for three weeks. The grapes were destalked and transferred to an open-top stainless-steel tank for fermentation to start on the skins. Skin contact was allowed for a few days.
During this time, the cap was worked through by hand three times a day to promote extraction of colour and flavour. The juice was pressed off and racked into a full tank to complete fermentation, which lasted approximately six months. The wine was racked off and matured in older French oak barrels for a further 10 months prior to being bottling the Fairview La Beryl Rouge. Only a light filtration was done on the wine.