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Undurraga TH Peumo Valle de Cachapoal Carmenere 2023

Name: Undurraga TH Peumo Valle de Cachapoal Carmenere 2023
Brand: Undurraga
SKU: xHD5833623A
Price: 156.60 GBP
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Undurraga TH Peumo Valle de Cachapoal Carmenère 2023 – Premium Chilean Red Wine

Explore the Best of Chilean Carmenère with Undurraga TH 2023 – A Bold, Elegant Expression of Peumo's Finest Terroir

Buy Undurraga TH Carmenère 2023 Online – Chile’s Flagship Grape at Its Peak

Crafted exclusively from 100% Carmenère grapes, Undurraga TH Peumo Valle de Cachapoal Carmenère 2023 is a standout vintage that captures the bold character and complexity of Chile’s signature red variety. Sourced from Peumo, the premier sub-region of the Cachapoal Valley, this wine reflects the distinctive terroir with every sip.

Undurraga’s Terroir Hunter (TH) range is known for its micro-origin approach, and the 2023 Carmenère is no exception. It showcases the vibrancy and finesse that only the Peumo vineyards, with their granitic soils and Mediterranean climate, can deliver.

Tasting Notes: Undurraga TH Peumo Carmenère 2023

Aromatic Profile
The nose opens with intense aromas of ripe red and black fruits, including raspberry, black cherry, and plum. These are interwoven with classic Carmenère notes of roasted red pepper, bay leaf, and subtle herbal undertones.

Palate
On the palate, this Carmenère is silky yet structured, with medium body, fresh acidity, and supple tannins. Layers of dark chocolate, mocha, and earthy spice lend depth, while a fine mineral thread adds elegance and balance.

Finish
Long and savoury, with a hint of oak and vibrant freshness that leaves you wanting more.

Why Choose Undurraga TH Peumo Carmenère?

100% premium Carmenère grapes from Peumo, Cachapoal Valley
Produced by award-winning winery Viña Undurraga
Sustainable viticulture with minimal intervention winemaking
Perfect for pairing with grilled meats, hearty stews, or aged cheese

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Awards & Recognition

Tim Atkin MW: 93 Points (2023 Vintage)
Decanter World Wine Awards: Silver Medal
Descorchados Guide: 94 Points

These accolades highlight the wine's excellence and consistent quality vintage after vintage.

Customer Reviews

★ ★ ★ ★ ★ – Caroline W. (Verified Purchase)
"Absolutely stunning Carmenère! Velvety smooth, great structure, and a lovely mix of fruit and spice. Excellent with lamb."

★ ★ ★ ★ ★ – James P. (Verified Purchase)
"This wine has become a new favourite. Great value for a premium wine, and the minerality makes it really stand out."

★ ★ ★ ★ ★ – Helen R. (Verified Purchase)
"I served this at a dinner party, and it was a hit! Complex, elegant, and so drinkable – will definitely be buying again."

Food Pairing Suggestions

Pair with grilled lamb, slow-cooked beef brisket, mushroom risotto, or mature cheddar for a memorable dining experience.

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Price	£130.50
Featured Product	No
Country	Chile
Brand	Undurraga
Vintage	2023
Bottles Per Case	6
Bottle Size (cl)	75
Winery	The grapes come from a carefully selected 4.05-hectare vineyard in Peumo, on the western side of the Valle de Cachapoal, in an area known for producing the best Carmenare wines in Chile. The climate in Peumo suits Carmenare; its latitude ensures high temperatures throughout the ripening period, but its proximity to the Pacific Ocean results in gentle breezes that encourage the grapes to retain acidity, resulting in fresh flavours and aromas in the wine. The vineyard is situated at 171 metres above sea level, where the red clay soils are one metre deep and retain moisture to nourish the vines. Below the clay profile lies decomposing granite rock with greater drainage, enabling excess winter and springtime moisture to drain for better plant balance. The grapes come from a small, low-yielding plot of ungrafted vines planted in 1998. The vines are subjected to strict irrigation control during the ripening period. The yield is just 1.7 kilograms per plant, providing the necessary concentration for a deeply flavoured wine.