Carignan

Schwaderer · Loncomilla Valley, Maule, Chile

Medium bright ruby color. Ripe and fresh strawberries, cherries and blackberries, floral notes and very delicate touch of oak on the palate. Round and balanced tannins.

Farming
Organic practices

Harvest type
Hand harvest

Varietal
100% Carignan

Age of Vineyeard
Planted in 1960

Vessel
Stainless steel and French oak barrels

Vineyard Yield
4.3hl/ha

Soil Type
Granitic

Annual production
5,393 bottles

Vinification
Manual harvest, preferably done on a fruit day to follow biodynamic calendar. The grapes are destemmed and kept for 5 days at 10 - 14 C. to macerate, extracting color and aromas. After maceration, fermentation follows in stainless steel tanks at a temperature between 25 and 28 C. with daily pump-overs, to oxygenate the must and favor extraction from the hat. Fermentation lasts around 20-25 days, then the wine is racked. After racking, the wine is aged in used French oak barrels for 18 and 24 months.

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