Epu by Almaviva 2020: A Symphony of Flavors

The Vibe

Think of Epu by Almaviva 2020 as your elegant jet-set friend. Exclusive, yet approachable, it dances between the Old and New World with flair. Imagine sipping it on a dusky terrace as the first evening breeze kisses your cheek. It’s perfect for those who know good wine isn’t about decibels, but about that quiet hum after a perfect sip.

Tastes Like

• Ravishing Raspberry Reverie: Imagine the rush of ripe raspberries, mischievously mingling with blackcurrant that’s daringly sweet yet profoundly deep.
• Hint of Herb and Spice Sensation: Subtle cedar forestry and minty whispers that tickle your nose just before the robust waves of sweet spices enchant your palate.
• Epic Echoes of Earthiness: Conclude with a fleeting but rich texture reminiscent of freshly fallen autumn leaves mingling with barest hints of cocoa.

Pairs With

• Grilled Ribeye with Herb Infusion: Perfect for a steak night with a sophisticated twist. Let those tannins slice through the richness, amplifying the herbs.
• Mushroom Risotto Moment: Earthy indulgence meets its match with Epu’s deeper notes—all drizzled with fragrant truffle oil.
• Cheese and Chatter Soiree: Gather friends around aged Manchego and a night of unabashed laughter as you pour the wine—a perfect, mellow antidote to controversy or heatwaves.

From

Born from the revered vineyards of Puente Alto within Maipo Valley, Chile, Epu is a Franco-Chilean saga worthy of a standing ovation. The rocky soils, high-altitude breezes, and meticulous Bordeaux-inspired winemaking lend to its striking personality. Crafted with passion and authenticity, it pays homage to its Mapuche roots (Epu means “two”), embodying a blend of tradition and modern flair.

Why It’s Unique

• Story and Glory: This isn’t just a bottle. It’s a sepia-toned saga of 1997 when Baroness de Rothschild envisioned a transcontinental dream with Chile’s finest terroir.
• A World Apart: Such is the allure of Puente Alto—a hidden jewel echoing Napa’s finesse yet vibrantly alive with Andean soul.
• Cultural Connection: Charge your glass with a nod to local culture; the indigenous Mapuche art gracing its label isn’t just style—it’s a heritage hug.

Awards and Accolades

While Epu may stand slightly in the shadow of its acclaimed sibling Almaviva, it dances to its own critically-acclaimed tune, praised for its charm and sophistication that rivals even the most lauded French wines.

Indulge in Epu by Almaviva 2020 and step into a world of elegance and rich history—each sip an invitation to explore global craftsmanship forged in Chilean heartlands.