About this product
From vines planted in 1932 in the Río Negro desert — the '32' designating the planting year of these ancient ungrafted Pinot Noir vines. One of the Southern Hemisphere's most compelling Pinot Noirs: translucent ruby, ethereally perfumed with fresh cherry, dried rose, graphite, iron mineral, and an almost meditative purity that comes from extreme old-vine desert conditions. Minimal intervention, indigenous yeasts, aged in old Burgundy barrels. Patagonia's most internationally celebrated wine.
Pairing intelligence
complement
The definitive Patagonian pairing — the region's iconic lamb with its finest wine. Chacra's mineral Pinot Noir perfectly complements Patagonian lamb's delicate yet deep character. Chimichurri negro's charred herb intensity bridges the wine's graphite mineral.
classic
main
complement
River fish from the Río Negro valley with its most celebrated wine — Pinot Noir's mineral freshness and delicacy bridge to trout's subtle character. Fennel echoes the wine's floral notes while dill adds herbal freshness.
established
main
complement
Old-vine Pinot Noir with duck — one of the world's classic combinations. Cherry reduction bridges the wine's fruit while quinoa (a South American native) adds earthy depth and regional relevance.
established
main
complement
An adventurous Patagonian pairing — the region's extraordinary king crab with its finest Pinot Noir. The wine's mineral salinity and delicacy bridge to the crab's sweetness in an unexpected combination that works through shared terroir.
adventurous
main