November 24th, 2011
Chilean organic red wine from the Adobe stable

Chile is very good at making unpretentious, fruity wines at very reasonable prices …the best examples of the red wine grape varieties such as Cabernet or Merlot are delicious and juicy – white wine, especially Sauvignon Blanc is also crisp and fresh.

Chilean Cabernet has a characteristic cassis taste, while good Merlots tend to be soft and raspberry flavoured. Carmenere is Chile’s ‘own’ grape, making soft, plummy wines. Syrah from Colchagua is also worth a look…as for the white wines, crisp Sauvignons and ripe and elegant Chardonnays are the norm.

Chilean Red Wine from AdobeSo, this brief introduction brings us nicely round to our featured wine….the organic 2005 Cabernet Sauvignon, Adobe from the Colchagua Valley in Chile.

Tasting notes: Deep red cherry colour, seductive berry fruit, full body, soft on the palate leaving a graceful, chocolate, cinnamon flavour. From the famous wine producer Alvaro Espinoza. (suitable for Vegans) …click here to buy online at only £8.65

Grower: Produced by the great man himself, Alvaro Espinoza. Further to studying enology at both the Universities of Santiago and Bordeaux, Alvaro worked at such famous estates as Chateau Margaux and California’s Bonterra estate, before returning home to Chile.
Fully committed to both organic and bio-dynamic viticulture, he has adopted a bio-dynamic approach which has given birth to Emiliana Orgánico, a unique project in CHILE and pioneer in Latin America. This project is the result of the search of the maximum quality, through productive processes, which are shown in the final product, around the concern and respect for the ground, by sustentable agriculture, minimizing the artificial processes and the use of synthetic products, fundamentally seeking to anticipate the illnesses before treating them, which implies a very delicate work on each plant.
The vineyard also grows acacia trees to make homeopathic treatments, which are subsequently used in the wine – Alpacas and geese are free to roam around, acting as nature’s very own effective weed controllers.

If you like this wine, you’ll be pleased that we also stock more from this range;

  • 2007 Chardonnay Reserve, Adobe – click here for details
  • 2005 Merlot Reserve, Adobe – click here for details
  • 2005 Syrah Reserve, Adobe – click here for details
  • 2007 Syrah Rose, Adobe – click here for details
  • November 17th, 2010
    Great Chilean biodynamic wine

    Fine Wines Online

    Fine Wines Online

    Our 2004 Coyam Biodynamic from Chile…

    This time we’re featuring a truly fantastic wine from our favourite producer in Chile, Alvaro Espinoza – one particular wine that according to Wine International is “…a work of art…” – they awarded our 2004 Coyam Biodynamic a staggering 96/100 ! – Wow …that’s good!
    Produced by the great man himself, Alvaro Espinoza, this is a truly magnificent bottle of wine …and it ‘s organic, as are all his wines. Blended from Syrah, Carmenere, Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot, it’s a powerful mesmerising blended wine that will take your breath away…dark in colour, revealing blackcurrant, a chocolate bouquet, plenty of thick fruit with a remarkably soft finish.

    '04 Coyam Biodynamic

    Priced at £14.50 this 2004 vintage is truly a wine to be sipped in large glasses and enjoyed with special friends…. for more information, click here.

    The Grower: VINEDOS EMILIANA ORGÁNICO
    Further to studying enology at both the Universities of Santiago and Bordeaux, Alvaro Espinoza worked at such famous estates as Chateau Margaux and California’s Bonterra estate, before returning home to Chile.
    Fully committed to both organic and bio-dynamic viticulture, he has adopted a bio-dynamic approach which has given birth to Emiliana Orgánico, a unique project in CHILE and pioneering in Latin America. This project is the result of the search for maximum quality through productive processes which are portrayed in the final product; the concern and respect for the soil, by sustainable agriculture that minimises the artificial processes and the use of synthetic products.