Tinajacura 2019

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A smoky and red fruit-forward natural red with lovely minerality on the palate, and a smooth peppery finish!

 

Cherries, red currants, white pepper, and smoke!

ABV:

  • 12.5%

Vintage:

  • 2020

Type:

  • Red

More On Tinajacura 2019

natural wine pairings

Pairings

Garlic Herb Butter Baked Pork Loin & Potatoes, Beef Brisket with BBQ Sauce, Hot Dogs

natural wine varietal

Varietal

Carignan

Adventure Level

Middle of the Road

Region

Valle del Itata, Chile

The Producer

About Agricola Macatho

"Maca and Thomas, who met during a harvest with Luyt, are some of the the most talked-about newcomers to the wine scene in Chile. Based in ChillĂĄn, they currently work and farm old-vine parcels of land organically in Maule, BĂ­oBĂ­o and Itata. In the cellar, the wine is made with minimal intervention and lots of love!" - Jose Pastor

About the Region

Valle del Itata, Chile

Nestled within the rolling hills and lush valleys of Chile's BiobĂ­o Region, the Valle del Itata is a haven for natural winemaking, where tradition meets innovation in a landscape of breathtaking beauty. Here, amidst ancient vines and volcanic soils, winemakers embrace a philosophy of minimal intervention, working in harmony with nature to craft wines of purity and expression. Indigenous grape varieties like Pais and Moscatel thrive in this cool-climate region, yielding wines that reflect the unique terroir and heritage of the Valle del Itata. With a focus on hand-harvesting, spontaneous fermentation, and aging in old barrels or clay vessels, Itata's natural wines exhibit a sense of authenticity and place, with flavors ranging from vibrant red fruits to floral and mineral notes. This dynamic wine scene, fueled by a passion for sustainability and a deep respect for the land, continues to captivate wine enthusiasts seeking the true essence of Chilean winemaking.

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