“The cooler year reflects a lighter profile, and a more perfumed aromatic profile that leans a bit less towards the ripe fruit. Spicy notes fuse with aromas of plums and blackberries. The typical pyrazine notes of this variety are soft and well integrated. On palate the wine shows elegance, with a freshness derived from an uncommon acidity. The finish is broad and denotes an absence of astringent or bitter tannins. While these grapes come from one of the warmest places in Chile, the wine has a coastal identity, setting it aside within the Carménère category.”