Delving into the past, Casa Silva's roots trace back to 1892, when French visionary Emilio Bouchon embarked on a journey to Chile, striving to perfect viticulture. It wasn't until 1997 that the family decided to share their treasures with the world, a masterful move. Now, Casa Silva stands out as a leading winery in Chile. And among their rich collection, the Casa Silva Cabernet Carmenere proudly shines.
Behind the unique flavor of Casa Silva Cabernet Carmenere lies a perfect blend of 70% Cabernet Sauvignon and 30% Carmenere. These grapes are lovingly grown in the fertile Colchagua Valley. Thanks to the perfect interplay of sun-drenched days and refreshing nights, the grapes ripen to their full potential. Each grape is hand-picked with precision and carefully transported. While some of the wine is aged in oak barrels in Casa Silva's cellars for approximately four months, the rest preserves its purity in stainless steel tanks. This thoughtful process enhances the depth and complexity of Casa Silva Cabernet Carmenere.
Upon uncorking the Casa Silva Cabernet Carmenere, we are seduced by a lush bouquet of both dark and bright fruit, with dominant notes of cherry. Hints of chocolate and a touch of vanilla gently mingle, a legacy of oak aging. The taste? A harmony of velvety depth and complexity. Together, we taste the nuances of dark fruit, vanilla, subtle spices, and juicy plums. Every sip of the Casa Silva Cabernet Carmenere reaffirms the dedication and artistry that went into crafting this wine. For us, wine lovers, it's a journey you absolutely must experience!
