Almaviva
From an exceptional terroir in the Maipo Valley, this Chilean fine wine stands out with its refinement and elegance.
Almaviva
Puente Alto, Chili
Almaviva was born from an encounter between Baroness Philippine de Rothschild and Eduardo Guilisasti Tagle, Chairman of Viña Concha y Toro in 1997 in order to create an exceptional Franco-Chilean wine.
The first vintage achieved immediate international success upon its launch in 1998.
The success of Almaviva has given rise to the Primer Orden category, a Spanish term that corresponds to the French concept of Grand Cru and the English estate grown wines.
- One of Chile’s most prestigious wines
- Chile’s terroir meets Bordeaux expertise
- A terroir at the heart of the Maipo Valley, offering perfect conditions for Cabernet Sauvignon
Vineyard
60 hectares with remarkable exposure have been selected in the Puente Alto terroir, recognised more than twenty years ago as offering all of the conditions required for optimum Cabernet Sauvignon development.
| Soil | Stony soil |
| Average age of the vines | 10 to 15 years |
| Ageing | 18 months in new french oak barrel |
Vineyard
| Soil | Stony soil |
| Average age of the vines | 10 to 15 years |
| Ageing | 18 months in new french oak barrel |
Almaviva
Vallée de Maipo, Chili – Primer Orden
Almaviva
Vallée de Maipo, Chili – Primer Orden
Almaviva
One of Chile’s most prestigious wines
Almaviva
Puente Alto, Chili
Estate
A 60-hectare vineyard in the Puente Alto terroir.
Estate
Puente Alto, Chili
Almaviva
One of Chile’s most prestigious wines
Almaviva
Estate
A 60-hectare vineyard in the Puente Alto terroir.
Estate
Puente Alto, Chili