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Published: Feb 10, 2024

Rich nose with plenty of black cherries, tile, graphite and a touch of ginseng. Creamy, fine tannins aplenty on the palate with a full body and a flavorful and lengthy finish. Opulent but refined. 76% carmenere, 19% cabernet sauvignon and 5% cabernet franc. Drink or hold.

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THE ART OF WINEMAKING

La Piu Belle is the goddess of the Millahue Valley - the Place of Gold. Complex, beautiful, voluptuous, intense, elegant and fresh. She is the mystical world's personification of our incredible terroir, which was brilliantly captured in a bottle. A timeless reflection of the beauty of nature.

ORIGIN : Millahue, Cachapoal valley.

SOIL: Deep, porous decomposed granitic soil with good drainage.

CLIMATE: Temperate Mediterranean climate with a marine influence that moderates maximum temperatures.

AGING: 24 months in French oak barrels and 15% were in BARROIR (toasted oak barrels from the same property

TASTING NOTES

This story presents us with a Carmenère in movement, showcasing the finesse it achieves in the special terroir of Millahue: elegant and dynamic, with rounded tannins that fill the mid-palate, giving a sensation of volume while highlighting the layers of flavors. 

The Cabernet Sauvignon is accompanied by a firm structure, like a pentagram full of notes that carry us to an infinite experience in the finish. Meanwhile, the Cabernet Franc elegantly brings tension and minerality, lending the mouth refined graphite notes. 

The nose reveals upfront notes of black fruit, such as blackberries and prunes, spices spearheaded by black pepper, and the characteristic forest floor aroma of Carmenère, harmonizing with the mineral notes.

Food pairing: Beef fillet stuffed with goat cheese, pumpkin, and sage gnocchi.

Serving temperature: 16°C.