Chile
Chile is one of the most important South American countries in terms of wine quality and production. It is also the longest and most narrow allowing for an interesting combination of micro-climates. Viticulture was first introduced by the Spanish in the mid-1500s; however, it was the French who ultimately had a greater role to play in terms of wine production. It is one of the few places on earth that does not suffer from phylloxera, the North American vine aphid that destroyed much of Europe’s vineyards in the 19th century, due to the high proportion of sand in its soils. As a result, its vines are ungrafted. Though it is well viewed for its Sauvignon Blanc, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Pinot Noir, Carmenere is considered its most famous and sought after variety. Originally hailing from Bordeaux, Carmenere has achieved new levels of quality in Chile’s unique soil and climate. Some of its most famous producers include Concha y Toro, Almaviva (a joint estate with Concha y Toro and Mouton-Rothschild) and Viña von Siebenthal, a winery created and owned by Swiss business, Mauro von Siebenthal.
2019 Almaviva 75.00 cl

2019 Almaviva
Regular Price:
Special price CHF 152.95
2019 Almaviva
CHF 152.95
2000 Almaviva 75.00 cl

2000 Almaviva
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Special price CHF 183.10
2000 Almaviva
CHF 183.10
1998 Almaviva 75.00 cl

1998 Almaviva 2 bottles left
Regular Price:
Special price CHF 193.85
1998 Almaviva 2 bottles left
CHF 193.85
2018 Clos Apalta 75.00 cl

2018 Clos Apalta
Regular Price:
Special price CHF 102.30
2018 Clos Apalta
CHF 102.30
2019 Clos du Lican 75.00 cl

2019 Clos du Lican
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Special price CHF 81.60
2018 Petit Clos 75.00 cl

2018 Petit Clos
Regular Price:
Special price CHF 29.10
2018 Petit Clos
CHF 29.10