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Pedro Parra y Familia 2019 Vinista País

Chilean Red
$36.99

Rose hip, iris, wild strawberry, pomegranate, cherry and raspberry appear with bay leaf, leather, smoke and earth. Natural acidity, fine tannins and a saline mineral texture are also present. The wine is made entirely from País grown on dry-farmed, century-old vines rooted in basalt and granite. Half the fruit was fermented as whole bunches in concrete with native yeast.

De Martino 2022 Ungrafted Cinsault

Chilean Red
$42.99

Fruit comes from ungrafted Cinsault vines more than forty years old in Guarilihue, Itata. No machinery is used in the vineyard. The grapes are destemmed and fermented in stainless steel, then aged for six months in neutral French barrels. Red fruit and savoury notes are present, with moderate acidity and freshness. The vines are farmed without synthetic pesticides, fertilizers or herbicides.

Morandé Adventure 2021 Colinas de Ránquil País

Chilean Red
$43.99

Red cherry and raspberry meet a lightly earthy note. The palate is fruit-driven, with tannins that are present yet fine. País vines grow in Ránquil on granitic hills with abundant quartz. Fruit comes from the selected Las Cruzes vineyard, whose vines are more than one hundred and twenty years old. The wine is made in the Itata Valley of Chile.

Pedro Parra y Familia 2022 Imaginador Cinsault Itata

Chilean Red
$56.99

Brambly berries, pomegranate, rosehip and white pepper appear with dried flowers, smoke and spice. The palate is bone dry, with taut tannins and a stony mineral finish. Cinsault comes from four old vineyards on granite soils in Guarilihue Alto. Whole clusters ferment with indigenous yeast in oak tanks at low temperatures for fifteen days, while maceration lasts twelve days. Ageing lasts one year in concrete and large oak casks.

De Martino 2018 Las Olvidadas País–San Francisco

Chilean Red
$68.99

Red and wild berries lead with subtle floral detail and a measured layer of spice and herbs. The palate is medium-bodied and lively, balancing fresh acidity with tannins that feel velvety yet gently grippy. Mineral definition and savoury depth keep the fruit focused. Elegant with a rustic edge, it finishes long on red fruit, wild herbs, earth and lingering spice.

De Martino 2018 Viejas Tinajas Cinsault

Chilean Red
$51.99

Violets, fresh red and black fruit and a measured spice note shape a fragrant, lifted nose. Medium-bodied and supple, the palate combines smooth tannins with bright acidity, gentle earthy depth and a long, savoury finish. Traditional clay-amphora ageing keeps the fruit clear and the texture unforced. Pair with roast chicken, charcuterie, mushrooms or grilled vegetables.

Roberto Henriquez 2020 Rivera del Notro Blanco

Chilean White
$44.99

Floral spice and ripe citrus lead a savoury, lightly textured white with pineapple, cucumber and a faint meaty note. Equal parts Moscatel, Chasselas and Semillon are fermented separately, with skin contact adding granular grip and depth. The palate stays light, dry and balanced, finishing with green pepper, broth-like complexity and clean mineral austerity. Serve with shellfish, ceviche or roast vegetables.

Longavi Glup 2021 Naranjo

Chilean White
$44.99

Expressive candied fruit, orange peel and florals lead without becoming overly perfumed. Months of skin contact give the Muscat an amber hue and a rustic, gently grippy texture, balanced by firm, fresh acidity. Rich in feel yet clean in profile, it finishes dry and composed, with savoury breadth beneath the lifted aromatics.