CaliterraEdición Limitada ‘B’ 2018

Product code: 10787
£16.75 inc VAT
Country
Country: Chile
Type
Type: Red Wine
Winery
Winery: Caliterra
Alcohol
Alcohol: 13.5%
Volume
Volume: 750 ml
Winemaker
Winemaker: Rodrigo Zamorano
Grape: 41% Petit Verdot, 38% Cabernet Franc, 21% Cabernet Sauvignon
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Country
Country: Chile
Type
Type: Red Wine
Winery
Winery: Caliterra
Alcohol
Alcohol: 13.5%
Volume
Volume: 750 ml
Winemaker
Winemaker: Rodrigo Zamorano
Grape: 41% Petit Verdot, 38% Cabernet Franc, 21% Cabernet Sauvignon

Product Notes

Caliterra Edición Limitada ‘B’ is a luxurious Chilean wine, exhibiting rich and complex flavours. Boasting a blend of 45% Malbec and 55% Petit Verdot, this premium full-bodied wine showcases lush fruit characteristics, underpinned by defined tannins and a lovely finish. Hints of dark cherry, blackberry, and herbs are underlined by subtle coffee and cocoa notes derived from 14-month oak-ageing, lenting depth and elegance. Decant to reveal a velvety texture and excellent balance. This wine’s versatility and sophistication make it a splendid accompaniment for a variety of gourmet dishes for the discerning connoisseur. Caliterra Edición Limitada ‘B’ indeed, is an opulent indulgence.

Tasting Notes

The appearance of this wine is deep and intense. This is a classic ruby-red wine made with Bordeaux grape varieties. It is fresh and elegant on the nose, with several aromatic layers. Spicy notes such as pepper, tarragon and rosemary gently give way to fruity aromas such a blueberry and sour cherries. Soft touches of roasted tomatoes complete its bouquet. On the palate, the fruitiness and smoothness of this elegant wine, which also has a rich and crispy acidity, signals a great structure and good in-bottle ageing.

About the Winery

Caliterra

Nestled in the breathtaking vineyard valleys of Central Chile, Caliterra Winery embodies the essence of Chilean wine country. Its name is derived from the Spanish words "calidad" meaning quality and "tierra" meaning land, a representation that aptly suits this prestigious estate.

Founded in 1996 through a partnership between two wine aficionados – Robert Mondavi and Viña Errázuriz's President Eduardo Chadwick – Caliterra had a clear goal: to craft high-quality, ecologically friendly wines with a distinctly Chilean character. Proving to be a harmonic union of traditional Chilean and innovative Californian winemaking techniques, their wines exude an allure that often captivates both seasoned sommeliers and budding oenophiles alike.

The vineyards of Caliterra stretch luxuriantly over the hilly landscape of the Colchagua Valley. Here, the vines are bathed in abundant sunlight and cooled by the breezes from the Andes, providing perfect conditions for growing an array of grape varieties. From robust Cabernet Sauvignons and husky Syrahs to refreshing Sauvignon Blancs and elegant Chardonnays, their portfolio of wines offers a taste for every palette.

However, what sets Caliterra apart from its counterparts is its keen consciousness toward sustainability. The winery is steadfast in its commitment to producing premium wines while operating within a framework of environmental respect and social responsibility. Their sustainability efforts encompass water conservation, recycling, carbon footprint reduction and improved worker's welfare...a testament to their ethos of 'respect for the land and its people.'

Today, Caliterra Winery continues to showcase the richness and diversity of Chile's wine-producing regions to a global audience, offering an unrivalled range of wines that beautifully illustrate the unique terroir of the Colchagua Valley. It is fitting then that Caliterra, a palpable embodiment of the harmony between wine, nature and mankind, is etched in the minds of wine enthusiasts world over.

http://www.caliterra.cl

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