Reserva

The Reserva line represents the purest identity of each variety.

These wines stand out for their youth and maximum fruit expression full of color, aromas, and flavors.

These are ideal wines for any occasion.

Vineyard
Principally from our San Carlos vineyard, located near Cunaco in the Colchagua Valley. The vineyards are on average 17 years old.

Tasting Notes
Of a deep, ruby-red color. On the nose the aromas are of red and black fruit, including fresh plum and cherry, accompanied by a subtle violet note. The wine’s palate is balanced, with smooth, rounded tannins that lead to a fruity, fresh, and long finish.

Food Pairing
Try with sweet and sour dishes like pork ribs, grilled hamburgers, or eggplant stew. Service temperature of 16–18ºC. Drink young, or cellar up to 4 years.

Vineyard
Principally from our San Carlos vineyard, located near Cunaco in the Colchagua Valley. The Cabernet Sauvignon blocks were planted more than 100 years ago.

Tasting Notes
With a ruby-red color and glints of violet. On the nose the aromas are of ripe red fruit accompanied by subtle spiced notes of pink and black pepper. On the palate the tannins are firm, silky, and well balanced, accompanying a fruity character. The final is very long, with notes of fresh fruit on the aftertaste.

Food pairing
An excellent alternative for slow-cooked beef. Baked meat with roasted potatoes. Aged cheeses. Service temperature of 16–18ºC. Cellar up to 4 years.

 

Vineyard
From different Carménère vineyards in the Colchagua Valley, averaging 21 years in age.

Tasting Notes
Deep red in color with violet glints. On the nose the aromas are of red and black fruit, including black currant and blackberry, accompanied by a subtle note of black pepper. On the palate the wine has smooth, rounded tannins and moderate acidity that lend the wine a nice balance on the mid-palate. The finish is long, with a hint of cassis on the aftertaste.

Food Pairing
Versatile to accompany a variety of dishes from pasta to Chilean food like charquicán vegetable-jerky stew or Chilean-style corn humitas with onion and tomato salad. Spiced dishes. Service temperature of 16–17ºC. Cellar up to 4 years.

Vineyard
The grapes come from different Merlot vineyards in the Colchagua Valley, averaging 20 years of age.

Tasting Notes
With an intense red color and glints of violet. The nose shows aromas of red fruit such as tart cherry, accompanied by a subtle note of dried tobacco. The palate reveals a fresh and balanced wine with smooth, vertical tannins that lead to a long, fruity finish.

Food pairing
Enjoy with pastas with tomato sauce or pizzas. Grilled chicken or vegetables with herbs. Service temperature of 16ºC. Cellar up to 4 years.

 

Vineyard
From multiple vineyards throughout the Colchagua Valley, a large part comes from our San Carlos estate, located near the town of Cunaco, while another part comes from a more coastal area in Colchagua, near to the town of Litueche.

Tasting Notes
With a yellow-green color, clean and bright. The very expressive nose shows aromas of citrus and tropical fruit, especially grapefruit. The wine is fresh and fruity on the palate, with good volume and a long finish.

Food pairing
Great with sautéed shellfish, crab and cheese gratin, Caesar salad. With cheeses like Brie or Camembert. Service temperature of 10ºC. Drink young.

 

 

 

Vineyard
 The grapes for this wine come from the San Carlos Vineyard in the heart of the Colchagua Valley. The blocks average 19 years in age.

Tasting Notes
With a pale pink color, the wine’s nose highlights citrus notes accompanied by aromas of white fruit and flowers. The palate shows a fresh wine with tension and a creamy texture, achieving a mid-pala- te with great balance and fresh red fruit reminiscent of freshly cut strawberries. The finish is long and fresh, ideal to enjoy on summer afternoons.

Food pairing
A great alternative to accompany salads, and summer soups. Antipastos, grilled fish, shellfish paella. A great aperitif. Service temperature of 12–13ºC. Drink young.

Vineyard
The grapes for this wine come from two vineyards in the Colchagua Valley. The first is on the Fundo San Carlos property near Cunaco, where the blocks average 25 years in age. The second is in the Litueche zone just over 20 kilometers from the Colchagua coast, which lends freshness, natural acidity, and aromatic intensity to the wine.

Tasting Notes
Of a pale yellow-green color. The nose shows aromas of fresh fruit such as white peach, accompanied by subtle citrus notes. The palate reveals a fresh wine with good acidity and minerality, which both add tension to the wine and lead to a long, fruity finish.

Food pairing
Ideal for seafood dishes like ceviche, oysters, and clams. With goat cheese or on its own as an aperitif. Service temperature of 7–9ºC. Drink young.