Flaherty Wines

A red wine blend from the Limari Valley of Chile   34% Syrah 33% Cabernet Sauvignon 33% Carmenere Yield: Syrah: 9.5 tons /ha Cabernet Sauvignon: 7 tons/ha Carmenère: 8 tons/ha 100 % Barrel aged  for 16 Months Total Production: 1,680 bottles (140 cases) Bottled 9 December 2010 Alcohol: 15.2%% (Vol%) Volatile acidity: 0.69 g/l pH    [...]

Un vino tinto del valle de   Aconcagua de Chile   58% Syrah 31% Cabernet Sauvignon 11% Tempranillo Rendimiento: Syrah: 9.5 ton /ha Cabernet Sauvignon: 6.0 ton/ha Tempranillo: 2.0 kilos/plant 100% guardado en barrrica por 19 meses Producción total: 5,646 bottles (471 cases) Bottled 8 February 2011 Alcohol: 15.0% (Vol%) Acidez volátil: 0.72 g/l pH: [...]

A red wine blend from the Aconcagua Valley of Chile 58% Syrah 31% Cabernet Sauvignon 11% Tempranillo Yield: Syrah: 9.5 tons /ha Cabernet Sauvignon: 6.0 tons/ha Tempranillo: 2.0 kilos/plant 100% Barrel aged for 19 months Total production: 5,646 bottles (471 cases) Bottled 8 February 2011 Alcohol: 15.0% (Vol%) Volatile acidity: 0.72 g/l pH: 3.53 Total [...]

We had a great time pouring at the Feria Vinos de Chile last week. It was fun to chat with many old friends and also meet people trying our wines for the first time. Both our 2009 blends were very well received. And we’re seeing the first feedback in the press. In his review of [...]

A red wine blend from the Limarí Valley of Chile 34% Syrah 33% Cabernet Sauvignon 33% Carmenère 100 % Barrel aged for 14 months Total Production: 1,800 bottles (150 cases) Alcohol                    14.5% (vol. %) Volatile acidity        0.69 g/l pH                           [...]

A red wine blend from the Aconcagua Valley of Chile 44% Syrah 31% Cabernet Sauvignon 25% Tempranillo 100 % Barrel aged for 19 months Total Production: 4,488 bottles (374 cases) Alcohol                    15.0% (Vol%) Volatile acidity       0.68 g/l pH                             [...]

Ed reports from Rio de Janeiro: I just spent a week on a promotional tour for Tarapacá Gran Reservas in Brazil. I visited Vitória (the capital of Espírito Santo), Rio de Janeiro, and São Paolo. I understand just enough Portuguese to get myself into trouble, but the Brazilians were very forgiving of my odd gringo Chilean [...]