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Country ranking ?
101
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Producer ranking ?
5
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Decanting time
3h
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When to drink
now to 2035
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Food Pairing
Roasted Turkey
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Food Pairing
Roasted Turkey
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We have traveled and explored Chile from north to south and from the coastal regions to the Andean mountains in order to find the vineyards that best represent our style. We have vinified wines from over 347 different vineyards throughout our history, persistently looking for the leading vineyards along our country.
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Inside Information
The winemaking history in Chile goes back to 1543 and its epicenter is located at the center-south region of the country. Ancestral vineyards still dominate the landscape as faithful witnesses of our traditions. A sustainable agriculture - dry farming, use of the horse - and field blends averaging over 70 years produce wines of unique character.
D.O. CACHAPOAL: Grapes come from a small vineyard, called Las Cruces, located in the Coastal Range, in the area of Pichidegua. It was planted in 1956 and it is a field blend of 75% Malbec and 25% Carmenere. It features granite soils.
D.O. MAULE: there are two vineyards in this region, both located in the Coastal Range. Limavida, planted in 1945, is a field blend of 85% Malbec and the remaining 15% is composed of Carmenere and Cabernet Sauvignon. La Aguada (Vigno), planted in 1955, is also a field blend with 85% Carignan and the rest is composed of Malbec and Cinsault. Both grow under bush vine training system and the soils are granite.
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