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| Maule Valley 2006
This wine comes from a vineyard situated on granitic soils in the Coastal Mountain Range in Maule. The vines are over 90 years old (Malbec-Carmenere-Carignan–Tannat). Just one person and a horse are necessary to run this vineyard which in terms of energy is very efficient. This is probably the first Old Bush Vine to come from Chile.
Limavida (Old Bush Vines, Maule Valley) From dry farmed, field blended, old bush vines, this wine is very intense and complex with notes of red fruits and black cherries. Smooth tannins and a fresh acidity reveal a unique wine from Chile. |
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From very specifically delimited vineyards and limited productions, these wines are the fruit of work initiated 11 years ago when we began traveling throughout Chile from north to south and vinifying wines from more than 350 different terroirs. A select few were chosen to make these special wines that reflect their origins.
This line shows Chile’s diversity and represents its finest terroir. This is a journey through our geography in which each wine tells its own new and distinct story.
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