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VOLCANES
DE
CHILE

WE SEEK TO REFLECT IN OUR WINES THE VOLCANIC

ORIGIN OF CHILE’S SOILS AIMING ALWAYS FOR

THE BEST POSSIBLE QUALITY AND UNIQUE

MINERAL CHARACTER.

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Named after the majestic volcano in Lauca National Park in the extreme north of Chile.

Named after the majestic volcano in Lauca National Park in the extreme north of Chile.

This wine oozes character and is rich and powerful with delightful fresh acidity too. It

This wine oozes character and is rich and powerful with delightful fresh acidity too. It

originates from the Maule valley where the vines are over 60 yerars old.

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“The Chilean volcanic terroir is nothing but dynamic. Many of our

vineyards are located on mature volcanic– igneous regions, where

soils are a result of the weathering processes that have occurred

over millions of years. However, we also have vines growing on

modern volcanic ash deposits emitted directly from volcanoes that

we can see today in the magnificent Andes.

PRODUCER

DESCRIPTION

PARINACOTA 

REGION

CHILE

TYPE

RED 

DESCRIPTION

TECTONIA

REGION

CHILE

TYPE

RED . WHITE

PRODUCER

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TECTONIA

A gastronomic range with a proudly unique style that really displays the volcanic concept of the brand.

Named after the ever-shifting tectonic plates and the unique geomorphology of Chile that causes

eruptions and originally led to the formation of the Andes range and the volcanoes.

RESERVA

This range offers the simplest style of wines from Volcanes that ensure that fruit is always the

dominant flavour and is enhanced by fresh acidity and balanced flavours from perfectly ripe grapes

with very subtle use of oak & smooth, soft tannins on the reds and a pleasant mineral edge.

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