Coyam, Colchagua Valley, Emiliana

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            [Notes1] => "Cherry red color with raspberry border and 
medium depth. This vintage shows a wine with 
a complete range of aromas from red fruit 
like cherry and strawberry to Mediterranean 
herbs, black pepper, and notes of vanilla that 
add a hint of spice to the wine. The volume is 
medium on the palate, with firm tannins and, 
thanks to the nervy acidity, the finish is long 
with good staying power"			
			
			
			

            [Notes2] => Emiliana has just over 600ha of organic and biodynamic vineyards. Their approach includes a raft of measures to ensure the production of healthy grapes and the long term viability of their vineyards. Amongst these are the employment of a mobile chicken coop so that the chickens can suppress any unwelcome insects, the planting of native trees and flowers to encourage biodiversity and the sowing of cover crops to prevent erosion and increase soil fertility. This wine is a blend of Syrah, Carmenere, Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, Mourvèdre and Malbec  grown at the Los Robles vineyard planted on the foothills of a mountainous outcropping in Lo Moscoso in Colchagua, south of Santiago.  Located 245 metres altitude, the vines are planted on their own ungrafted roots and have a southern exposure and an east-west orientation. The deep soils are colluvial with abundant stoniness and low fertility. The texture ranges from clay-loam to silty-clay-loam. The average temperature is 22°C and summers have a high oscillation between daytime and nighttime temperatures. Rainfall is approximately 660 mm and is concentrated in the winter months. Harvesting is done by hand.
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            [Notes4] => Intensely violet-red in color. The nose expresses a harmony of ripe dark fruit, berries, blackcurrant, and forest fruits that delicately intermingle with the oak to deliver soft mineral notes, toffee, and chocolate. The palate offers a pleasing balance of volume and balance, very good body, smooth, well-rounded tannins, and a long finish, showing its character and personality. Recommended for long aging.








            [MediaNotes] => Tim Atkin 96 points, James Suckling 95 points			
			
			

            [ServingSuggestion] => "This very versatile wine can be enjoyed with 
both sophisticated and simple dishes. Roasted, 
grilled, or braised red meats are ideal with this 
wine, as well as chili con carne, ribs with honey, 
or duck magret with figs. It also pairs very 
well with vegetarian dishes such as cannelloni 
with mushroom and cheese sauce; pizza with 
roasted peppers, parmesan, and basil; and 
legumes with vegetables and spices."			
			

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Los Robles, planted on the foothills of a 
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VINEYARD DESCRIPTION
Located 245 masl. Vertically positioned vines 
planted on their own roots (ungrafted) with a 
southern exposure. Vines produced from massal 
(field) selections of different varieties, except 
for the Syrah, which are clones 300/174. Most 
of the vineyards have an east-west orientation 
because they were originally furrow irrigated. Drip 
irrigation was introduced in 2000, which enabled 
new plantations and a change in orientation in 
search of the best exposition.
PLANTATION YEAR AND DENSITY: 1992 and 
1995, 2,667 plants/hectare; 1998 at 3,333 
plants /hectare, and 2000 at 4,166–5,000 
plants/hectare,
YIELD PER HECTARE: 6 ton/ha. - 39 Hl/ha.
SOIL: The vineyard is set in a transversal cordon 
of the Coastal Mountain Range. The geological 
origin of the soils is primarily volcanic and 
includes red granite, andesite, basalt, and 
rhyolite rocks. Most of the soils are colluvial and 
therefore have an abundance of stones on the 
surface and in their profile, which enables the 
root system to reach great depths. The proximity 
to the Tinguiririca River also results in sectors of 
fluvial deposits of sand and silt. The soil is low to 
moderate in organic matter (3%) and the texture 
ranges from clay-loam to sandy-loam. The pH is 
slightly acidic (5.8–6.2).
CLIMATE: Colchagua has a Mediterraneanstyle climate, and the 2017–2018 season 
presented a cold, rainy winter with 640 mm 
of precipitation. During spring there were 
no significant frosts, and the moderate 
temperatures were favorable for the 
flowering and fruit set. The 2018 summer 
began smoothly in terms of temperature, 
but mid-February saw a significant increase 
in temperatures, with highs reaching 35ºC, 
pushing forward the harvest of the earliest 
varieties. On the other end, the later-ripening 
varieties were benefitted by the low nocturnal 
temperatures in March. The autumn presented 
no precipi
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                    [Notes1] => A globally respected hugely sustainable company that despite its size 
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support the vines, seeking the best expression from their sites.

‘When nature expresses itself it inspires passions, provokes changes and opens new paths.’
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sustainability. They are still exploring the patchwork of soils that 
support the vines, seeking the best expression from their sites.

‘When nature expresses itself it inspires passions, provokes changes and opens new paths.’
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support the vines, seeking the best expression from their sites.

‘When nature expresses itself it inspires passions, provokes changes and opens new paths.’
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sustainability. They are still exploring the patchwork of soils that 
support the vines, seeking the best expression from their sites.

‘When nature expresses itself it inspires passions, provokes changes and opens new paths.’
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