Wine in Aconcagua Valley

Don Maximiano stands out for its bright violet-red colour. It shows aromas of fresh fruits such as raspberries, cassis and red currants, followed by spicy hints of black pepper and clove along with soft touches of trues and subtle balsamic notes. It feels fresh on the palate, fruity and spicy, with notes of cedar, clove, cinnamon and a hint of pepper, all framed in a vibrant acidity that adds tension and freshness to the wine, contributing to its good balance and persistence. Though still young, this is already a complex, elegant and subtle wine, that promises an excellent longevity due to its fine and firm tannins.

This Chardonnay will delight you with its bright acidity and vivid aromas. Floral aromas of ripe apple, apricot, vanilla and a touch of spice combine with the rich apple flavors and crisp acidity. In the mouth, this wine is elegant and impressive, showing good acidity, structure and the fine balance characteristic of our terroir.

The 2012 Arboleda Syrah is a deep purplish-red in color. The nose presents an array of aromatic layers recalling black and fruits such as blackberries, blueberries, and raspberries. Subtle notes of black olives, black pepper, and cloves lend complexity along with notes of tobacco, dark chocolate, and mocha from the oak aging. Smooth tannins on the palate pair with the well-balanced acidity to make this a very pleasing wine with a slightly sweet sensation and fruity, spicy flavors that lead to a lingering elegant finish.

A brilliant, pale, almost transparent yellow with greenish hues. Very elegant, this Sauvignon Blanc stands out for its freshness and intensity, marked especially be citrus fruits like grapefruit, white asparagus, sweet peas, mineral notes and a hint of chili pepper. This wine is fresh, fruity, with amazing body, mineral, with strong acidity and a long finish.

Aromas of red berries are combined with light balsamic notes such as rosemary, and a soft touch of damp earth and mushrooms.

Sauvignon Blanc VINEYARDS Appellation: Aconcagua Costa The grapes for our Max Reserva Sauvignon Blanc were sourced from the Manzanar vineyard, located barely 12 kilometers from the Pacific Ocean. The vines are planted at an altitude that varies between 330 and 660 feets above sea level, in 2005. Soils have thin layer of loamy soil, placed on a stratum of clay and metamorphic rock (slate/schist), providing the minerality in our coastal wines. These unique conditions are ideal for growing cold-climate varieties such as Sauvignon Blanc. VINTAGE NOTES The 2013-2014 growing season was moderately warm, with low yields and lower than average rainfall in the winter months followed by a dry spring. Budbreak was delayed due to a cold spell in mid September. Cool growing conditions had the beneficial effect of the extended hang time and slow ripening of the grapes enabling them to preserve fresh character, aromatic intensity and beautiful mineral notes. WINEMAKING NOTES Grapes were hand picked in the early morning and carefully transported to the winery, where they are destemmed, crushed and pressed to best preserve their natural acidity. Juice is fermented in stainless steel tanks and aged on the lees for 3 months to enhance texture and volume in the palate. TASTING NOTES Juicy and lush with citrus aromas such as lime and grapefruit are complemented with floral notes. The palate is tense, with a notable acidity that is refreshing and nervy. Medium-bodied and well structured, with a mineral mouthfeel and long, memorable finish.

This Pinot is grown on a single parcel only 16 Km from the Pacific Ocean. The sandy soil lies on a clay bed, providing the roots with 30cm of well-drained soil to explore and a block of clay to keep the water supply during the summer. The cool coastal breeze allows grapes to ripen gently and to produce the distinctive fruitiness of Coastal Aconcagua wines.

Parcela #7 has the qualities missing in so many modern wines. It has a subtle red currant and redberry-scented bouquet with touches of sous-bois, hazelnut and aromatic herbs that are very attractive. The palate is medium-bodied with supple tannins and pure red berry fruit mixed with black peppe, sage and cured meats. It is very well-balanced and fresh, the finish supple and in tune with the oak. A wine to drink and drink...

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This wine was fermented in temperature-controlled stainless steel tanks and then oak aged for only 6 months in order to preserve the characteristic varietal aromas while adding a hint of complexity. Rounded by aging in French oak, soft and harmonious, this lively red wine expresses notes of ripe cherry, berries and subtle smoky tones.

Cabernet Sauvignon Vineyard The grapes for our 2013 Cabernet Sauvignon Reserva come from our vineyards located in the Maipo and Aconcagua valleys. The Maipo Valley is known for the fresh morning breezes that blow from the mountains, and for the moderate day temperatures that allow the grapes to reach perfect ripeness preserving their acidity and freshness. One of the main factors that allow obtaining intense colours in the wines from this area is the large temperature oscillation. The alluvial soils are moderately fertile and have a stony profile that provides excellent drainage, producing a perfect balance of vegetative growth and fruit load. The Aconcagua Valley, on the other hand, is well known for its Mediterranean climate, with moderately warm summer days and fresh evening breezes, producing a daily temperature oscillation of around 20ºC in the weeks prior to harvest. This triggers high concentrations of polyphenols –anthocyanins- creating wines with great colour intensity. The soils of the vineyard are mainly of alluvial origin, formed by the Aconcagua River, and are generally well known for their good drainage

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High altitude vine cultivation (870 m a.s.l.) allows for progressive and gentle grape ripening. The warm days and the cool breeze that descends from the Andes Mountains is the key to the elegance that distinguishes Aconcagua Valley wines.

The warm days and the cool breeze that descends from the Andes Mountains is the key to a gentle ripening for full varietal expression. Loam and clay soil, medium to low fertility, well drained gravely subsoil.

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Intense brilliant yellow color, complex mixture of tropical fruits, banana and custard apple with notes of hazelnuts and toffee in nose. Creamy and sour enough on the palate, where soft notes of fruit and vanilla stand out again.