Chilean Wine

De Martino Legado Reserva Carmenere is an elegant and vibrant expression of Chile’s flagship varietal, offering intense aromas of blueberries, plums, and black pepper, balanced by a medium body, ripe tannins, and fresh acidity.

Pioneer of the VIGNO movement, Miguel Torres crafts this Carignan from old vines and poor granite soils, revealing the soul of the Maule’s drylands.

A poised and structured Cabernet Sauvignon from old massal selection vines planted in 1945, revealing Almahue’s historic depth and modern finesse.

De Martino La Cancha Cabernet Sauvignon is an elegant and structured expression of Isla de Maipo, offering a balance of ripe cherry fruit, herbal undertones, and finely polished tannins. Its name, "La Cancha," honors the vineyard’s past as a soccer field before it was planted with Cabernet Sauvignon in 1999.

Antiyal Kuyen is a masterful blend that eloquently expresses the essence of the Maipo Valley, crafted with precision and passion by renowned winemaker Alvaro Espinoza.

Tococo isn’t just the name of this 100% Syrah wine’s single vineyard, but also of a unique bird that inhabits the Elqui Valley. Quick and unusually terrestrial, the Tococo is one of few species which prefers to run than to fly, which is why it can be seen darting from vineyard to vineyard all through Alcohuaz.

Pewën is our icon Carménère and is, without a doubt, a leader of its kind in Chile. Hailing from the small terroir of Apalta, birthplace to some of the country’s best…

A mesmerising Malbec made from vines planted in 1914 in the cooler southern Bío-Bío Valley, producing grapes with beautiful acidity and fruit characteristics. Ripe, rich and well-structured with a lingering, intense finish.