Vineyards
Colchagua Valley, Chile. Grown in the deep soils of colluvial origin in the coastal range. The clay-loam texture lends mineral complexity and allows high water retention.
Winemaking
Hand harvested in May, the certified Biodynamic grapes undergo a double-selection process and are individually sorted prior to being entered for fermentation. Vinification begins with a 4-7 day cold-soak followed by alcoholic fermentation with native yeasts and regular pumpovers in French oak vats. A 25-30 day maceration period followed by malolactic fermentation takes place naturally in French oak barrels. Gê is neither fined nor filtered and is aged for 18 months in French oak barrels, resting another 12 months in bottle prior to release.
Tasting Notes
Color: Deep ruby red with violet tones.
Bouquet: Presents intense aromas of ripe black fruits along with chocolate and black pepper complemented.
Taste: Well balanced with spicy notes that meld nicely with fruit and oak. Soft tannins, long finish.