Loaded with citrus and a dollop of tropical fruit - this is classically Chilean
Very rarely is Carignan allowed to fly solo, but when you try El Sabio you’ll be singing its praises
A berry-scented Carménère from vines tucked between the Andes and the coastal mountain ranges
Delicate, gentle Pinot Noir which is effortlessly drinkable and completely enjoyable
Zingy Sauvignon Blanc from some lovely vineyards in the Valle Central
A bold Gran Reserva Carignan from 80-year-old Maule vines, powerful, rustic and full of Chilean soul
A Merlot from select Valle Central plots, matured in American and French oak
A balanced and easy to drink Merlot with true varietal character, from coastal vineyards
A Chilean Sauvignon giving New Zealand a run for its money
Super-fruity Malbec brimming with juicy plum fruit and trademark density
Signature Carménère from Perez Cruz, this Bordeaux varietal is now firmly rooted in Chile
Finally - a rosé for all Perez Cruz lovers out there. Now all we need is the sunshine
