Reflections on Carménère
A weekly chronicle on the craft, the grape, and the land. One article each week.
The Sacred Union: East Meets West in a Glass
The knight and the dragon stand at equal height — a new emblem of balance between valor and wisdom, man and myth.
Tasting Carménère: Notes of Black Fruit and Velvet
Ripe blackberries, roasted paprika, tobacco leaf, dark chocolate — a guide to the aromas and palate of our Carménère.
The 24-Karat Cross: A Seal of Honor
Each premium bottle is adorned with a 24-karat gold bath cross — a memory, a symbol, a seal of the House.
From Harvest to Barrel: The Craft
Hand-selected grapes, gentle fermentation, and patient ageing — the craft behind every bottle of Casa Blaví.
The Granitic Soul of Maule
Deep clay and granitic soils breathe life into the vine. The Maule Valley is the old soul of Chilean viticulture.
The Carménère Grape: A Hero in Exile
Born in Bordeaux, lost to phylloxera, and reborn in Chile — Carménère is a varietal whose destiny was written across two continents.