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Chardonnay
Chardonnay aficionados will be delighted with this sassy blend. Light yellow in color with golden hues, expressive aromas of tropical fruit, and minerals hint at the complexity on the palate. The addition of White Carmenere adds a dimension of sophistication with subtle hints of white pepper and dried herbs. In the mouth, flavors of peach, pineapple, and banana are accented by notes of vanilla spice. The silky, rich texture leads to a lengthy, fresh finish.

Cabernet Franc
Blending Carmenere with complementary varietals. The style for the red blends is fruit forward with a soft touch of oak, producing varietals expressive yet approachable wines. This spicy wine is deep red in color with purple tones and some orange hues. Intense, rich chocolate, and coffee bean aromas introduce a mouth filling palate with mineral notes, pepper, dry plum, and menthol well balanced with oak.

Carmenere
The wine is deep purple red in color, typical of this variety. Blackberry aromas are underscored by notes of ground white pepper, spices, and leather. Rich and mouth filling, black currant and plum flavors explode on the palate, with spice, herbs, and a long, soft finish. The tannins are surprisingly smooth and silky for a wine with such body and flavor. 

Sauvignon Blanc
This wine has a very pale color with green tones. Intense fruit aromas unveil a crisp taste. This unusual blend of a white and red varietals explodes with intense fruit and the slightest hint of herbs and white pepper from the soup on of Carmenere. On the palate the wine is fresh and mouth filling,
with crisp natural acidity, delicate citrus notes and a lingering finish. 

Carmenere Merlot
Designed with interesting combinations of complementary varietals, anchored by Carmenre, the heritage grape of Chile known as the “Lost Grape of Bordeaux.” An intriguing mix of two red favorite varietals, this blend has a beautiful violet red color. Intensely aromatic with a nose of blackberry and plum fruit with a touch of menthol and dry leaf. The Carmenere contributes more mature aromas and sweetness while the Merlot delivers a delicate, soft touch. Medium bodied on the palate, with loads of red and black fruit, a velvety texture and a juicy, long ending.