Louis-Antoine Luyt may be a native of Burgundy, but he has quickly become a seminal voice in the fight for independent, terroir driven winemaking in Chile. This wine is 100% Pais from 150-200 year old vines grown in the Don Marco Montecinos vineyard. Portezuelo is the lightest bodied and least tannic of the Luyt pipeños. It is popping with ripe, crunchy red cherry up front with a hint of cranberry on the finish. Light, bright, juicy and rustic (reminiscent of Gamay).
Louis-Antoine Luyt, El País de Quenehuao
$33.99
Vintage: 2019 Varietals: País Farming: Organic, Low added SO2 Dark cherry to match the intense black currant notes. Matched with fine tannins, this thing is like if Barolo had a love child with...