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Altos Las Hormigas was founded in 1995 by Alberto Antonini, renowned Italian winemaker, and Antonio Morescalchi, moved by the potential of Malbec. The team is completed by Atilio Pagli, the Chilean Pedro Parra, soil specialist, and Fede Gambetta, today in charge of the day to day. The incessant fight against ants in organic vineyards gives rise to the name.
This Carmenere is sourced from two section of Invina Batuco vineyard in the Maule Valley of Chile. The Carmenere grape with black fruit, herbal notes and soft tannins is blended with Cabernet Sauvignon to add a spicy red fruit characteristic, and Syrah to include notes of red licorice.
Luscious violet and blackberry aromas, with juicy plum flavors and hints of leather and chocolate. Black Box Wines Malbec has an earthy structure and balanced acidity that lead to a complex, velvety finish.
Nose: Red raspberries, ripe rhubarb, and blackberries playing Red Rover and racing to the nose.
Palate: Fruitastic-ly fresh, vibrant, and loaded up with jammy flavors of red raspberries, blackberries, and bing cherries.
This wine brings the excitement of the famous Mendoza wine region to your table. El Caramba seduces you with strong impressions of dark fruits on your nose and palate. Enjoy with friends and family.
Lush Bordeaux blend of Cabernet, Merlot and Malbec, bursting with raspberry and currant flavors that pick up complexity with hints of boysenberry, mineral and violets. Continue to evolve in the glass and on the palate.
Veramonte Cabernet Sauvignon Reserva: Veramonte Cabernet Sauvignon Reserva is a Chilean red wine known for its deep, rich flavors. It offers tasting notes of ripe blackberries, cassis, and hints of cedar and spice.
Lively spice aromas. Smooth fruit flavors. Carmenere Frontera is a wine with an uncommon personality that’s simply delicious. Amazing for parties, be sure to bring a big bottle so everyone can try!