Chile

This intensely coloured Carmenère delivers exuberant red fruit aromas, through to a fruity palate with juicy notes of cherry. With a smooth texture this is a great easy-drinking wine.

Villarrica wines take their name from one of Chile's many active volcanoes. At just over 2,500m tall, this sleeping beauty stands magnificent above the lake and town of the same name.

Eminently drinkable Gewürz, a delightful partner with asian cuisine.

This wine is pale yellow in colour with intense fruity aromas of pineapple, melon, citrus and guava on the nose. The palate is juicy and fresh with a racy acidity and hints of orange blossom and green pepper on the long, lively finish.

Deep ruby red colour. The nose is packed with layers of cassis and strawberry flavors, with combined hints of black cherries and chocolate, with a prevalence of fruit over oak. A full-bodied, flavourful wine, with rich red fruit with a touch of vanilla and solid, friendly ripe tannins and a pleasant finish. Recommended for pairing it with a piece of soft red meats, pastas or as wine by the glass.

Oak aged reserve with lovely fruit.

A wonderfully aromatic Viognier with an abundance of citrus and floral notes. The palate is very tropical and fruit driven with apricot, citrus fruit and pear. Full in flavour with gentle acidity, making this a very balanced and elegant wine. The Viognier grapes come from the dry, cool coast of the Limari Valley.

An intense and fine note of gooseberry and flint dominate this wine. The palate is refreshing with notes of green grass and mineral. A wonderfully polished Sauvignon Blanc, complex and refined. A great partner to goat's cheese, zesty salads and chicken.

A complex and evocative nose of cherry, spice and wild flower with hints of raspberry and forest floor. A polished almost pretty midpalate offers juicy redcurrant fruits and a perhaps surprising powerful array of floral and mixed berry notes .

Pale rose colour with fine and persistent bubbles. The aroma has notes of red fruits. On the palate, fresh, lively and genuine characteristic of the ancestral varietal Pais.

The Kalfu ranges are linked to the sea creatures depicted on the labels: Molu means 'where the sun sets' - historically it was believed that, during the day, stars would hide in the sea and become starfish.