Almaviva Epu 2022

EPU, the name of Almaviva's second wine, means "Two" in the language of the Mapuche, one of the main indigenous cultures of southern Chile. The symbol is a reference to the Tupu, an ornament which expresses fundamental aspects of the worldview of various ancient Andean civilisations.

A Bordeaux style blend in which Cabernet Sauvignon predominates, Epu is made from grapes grown in Almaviva's own vineyards in the exceptional Puente Alto terroir. Modelled on the second wines of the most prestigious Bordeaux Chateaux, it is produced in limited quantities to the same exacting standards as Almaviva, born from the profound alliance between Baron Phillipe de Rothschild and Concha Y Toro. 10 years potential ageing.