The grapes come from a small, 6.85-hectare, low-yielding vineyard situated at an altitude of 685 metres on the slopes of the Andes Mountains on a small terrace of the River Clarillo, a tributary of the River Maipo that starts high in the Andes. This area is in the municipality of Pirque in the part of the Maipo Valley referred to as Maipo Alto, which is world renowned for its ideal climate for producing red wines.
Cabernet Sauvignon reveals the character of Maipo’s terroir, albeit with slight nuances. This is a delicate and expressive wine. On the nose, herbal and spicy notes like cedar, graphite and tobacco are underpinned by a background featuring the characteristic varietal notes of red and black fruit, along with subtle aromas of toast and fine vanilla from the barrel-ageing lend the wine complexity. In the mouth it is medium-bodied with a very veritical struture and a long finish. It features a fine and elegant tannic structure as well as freshness, and is characterized by faithfully expressing its origin.