Cabernet Sauvignon, Valle del Maipo

Schwaderer · Maule, Chile

Deep ruby color, this wine opens with expressive aromas of fresh raspberry, blackberry, and subtle tobacco, and a hint of spice. The palate is refined and balanced, offering medium acidity, ripe, integrated tannins, and a velvety mouthfeel. Elegant and complex, it showcases the finesse and typicity of Pirque, one of Maipo’s most prestigious subregions.

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Farming
Conventional farming
in accordance with the biodynamic calendar.

Harvest type
Hand harvest

Varietal
100% Cabernet Sauvignon

Age of Vineyeard
Planted in 2000

Vessel
New Oak 10% - Neutral Oak 90%

Vineyard Yield
42 hl/ha

Soil Type
Alluvial, formed by the passage of rivers, with loamy textures and rounded stones.

Annual production
5300 bottles

Vinification
Grapes are hand-harvested at optimal ripeness, in accordance with the biodynamic calendar. After cooling overnight in the winery courtyard, they are destemmed and undergo cold maceration at 10–14°C for five days to extract color and aromatics without tannins. Fermentation follows at 25–28°C with daily pump-overs — up to three times at peak activity, reduced toward the end — guided by sensory evaluation. Total maceration lasts 20–25 days, including post-fermentation. After pressing, the wine is aged in used French oak barrels for 24–36 months.

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