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The Lineage

The Family Story in Our Wines

A Catalonian lineage, carried in silver, azure, and gold.

Blaví coat of arms
Casa Blaví · Catalunya

We rise from the Catalonian lineage of the Blaví family, and we have taken to our heart their coat of arms.

We rise from the Catalonian lineage of the Blaví family, and we have taken to our heart their coat of arms.

On this silver field, symbolizing purity, integrity, wealth, and honor, waves of azure and silver are displayed, a representation of the sea. The color azure, a deep blue, represents loyalty and truth. The combination in waves is a depiction of a calm and pure body of water, alluding to the importance of navigation and trade within this family.

The tower is a symbol of strength and vigilance. Its gold color signifies generosity and elevation of spirit. The presence of the tower makes grace to the family that has been protectors of a region in Catalonia.

Finally, the tower is surrounded by a green terrace (terrassa de sinople). It symbolizes hope, freedom, and abundance. The green terrace indicates fertility of the land, and the family's connection to agriculture and nature.

This coat of arms shows a family that values purity and truth, one who has played a protective role, and who is closely connected to both land and water, through agriculture, navigation, and commerce. The combination of noble metals such as silver and gold also represents its degree of nobility.

Reading the Coat of Arms

The Silver Field

Purity, integrity, wealth, and honor.

Waves of Azure & Silver

The sea, loyalty, truth, and the family's bond to navigation and trade.

The Golden Tower

Strength and vigilance; generosity and elevation of spirit. Protectors of a region in Catalonia.

The Green Terrace

Hope, freedom, and abundance, fertility of the land, and the family's tie to agriculture and nature.

The Founders

The Blaví Lineage

Retrato de la familia Blaví fundadora

The family who migrated to Chile, from left to right

1
Blanca Blaví Cabré
2
Fernando Blaví Cabré
3
Magdalena de Blaví
4
Eugenio Blaví Cabré
5
Teresa Blaví Cabré

A Legacy of Two Worlds

This wine, a Carménère, is a legacy of two ancient worlds. It began in France, conceived in the noble terroirs between the valleys of Bordeaux and the foothills stretching toward Barcelona. There, it struggled, the strain, bred with vision, failed to thrive in the climate of its homeland.

And, like a hero in exile, it found destiny elsewhere: Chile, a land of fire-forged mountains, vast skies, and ocean-kissed valleys, gave it the balance of sun, soil, and spirit it needed to reveal its true character.

A family that values purity and truth, united to land and water through agriculture, navigation, and commerce.

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