Santa Alicia Reserve Carmenere 2013 [75cl] Chile Intense ruby red color with violet hues. Spicy aromas with notes of ripe plums, vanilla, coconut and toasted wood. Round mouthfeel. Sweet tannins, medium volume. Santa Alicia have been producing wines in the heart of Maipo Valley since 1954. With grapes from three select communes, a state of the art winery, and judicious use of the finest American and French oak barrels, we believe the wines represent the highest price/quality ratio in Chile. In 2007, they were named Chilean Wine Producer of the Year for "best overall results from a Chilean winery" in the prestigious International Wine & Spirit Competition in London. Santa Alicia possesses a very talented team of winemakers. Leading the team, is David González, with more than 30 years of experience. David contributes, together with his philosophy of perfection, extensive knowledge and the dedication of an artisan. For him, a glass of wine goes beyond the sensory pleasure, and turns into a bridge of communication between the art of creating a mythical concoction and its final consumers. Awards: Silver Medal, International Wine & Spirit Competition 2014. 88 Points - Wine Enthusiast 2015.

Naroa Carmenere 2015 Intense and fruity, with aromas of blackberries and strawberries blended with fresh, delicious flavors and notes of jam roasted red peppers. A soft and velvety wine with great body and a delicious end.

Santa Alicia Gran Reserve Carmenere 2015/18 [75cl] Chile Double Gold Medal China Wine & Spirits Awards Best Value 2015 Hand-picked premium Maipo Valley Carmenere giving the French oak treatment. The Chileans have now claimed the ancient French Carmenere as their own, and this example is staggeringly good! A perfect example of the wonders that can be worked with this magical grape – you will be seduced by the velvet smooth red cherry fruit, dark chocolate and a hint of tobacco and then quietly stunned by the powerful Shiraz like punch on the finish. Santa Alicia have been producing wines in the heart of Maipo Valley since 1954. With grapes from three select communes, a state of the art winery, and judicious use of the finest American and French oak barrels, we believe the wines represent the highest price/quality ratio in Chile. In 2007, they were named Chilean Wine Producer of the Year for "best overall results from a Chilean winery" in the prestigious International Wine & Spirit Competition in London. Santa Alicia possesses a very talented team of winemakers. Leading the team, is David González, with more than 30 years of experience. David contributes, together with his philosophy of perfection, extensive knowledge and the dedication of an artisan. For him, a glass of wine goes beyond the sensory pleasure, and turns into a bridge of communication between the art of creating a mythical concoction and its final consumers.

Santa Gloria Carmenere 2014 [75cl] Chile Intense violet colour and an open, frank nose of plum compote, pepper and mint. A rich, silky wash of blackcurrant, green pepper and star anise. Full bodied and powerful, with fresh acidity and deliciously-sweet tannins. Pair with Chilean favourite 'pastel de choclo' (corn and meat pie) or tacos. Chile’s flagship grape, Carménère virtually disappeared from Europe's vineyards (Bordeaux especially) in the mid-19th century before reappearing among Chile’s Merlot (a grape with which it was confused for a long time) vines a century later. This thick-skinned, deeply coloured, characterful variety needs a long, warm growing season to reach its fullest potential, and so is perfectly matched to the great terroirs of Maipo. Santa Gloria is a leading brand from the award-winning Santa Alicia Winery. David González, an inveterate perfectionist with thirty years' experience, is Santa Alicia's chief winemaker producer. Much of the grapes for this wine are sourced from the Maipo region, which surrounds Chile's capital Santiago. The Central Valley region runs for 400km south of Santiago, where plantings are dominated by the well known "international varieties". Santa Alicia is a past winner of 'Chilean Winery of the Year.'