CONO SUR BICICLETA
CARMENERE RED WINE 750 ML
CACHAPOAL AND CENTRAL VALLEY • SUSTAINABLE CHILEAN WINE
"The ultimate aromatic and velvety expression of Chile’s signature grape. A completely dry, smooth, and spicy red wine, recognized for its captivating notes of black plum, blackberry, roasted red bell pepper, black pepper, and hints of chocolate."
Chilean Identity and Velvety Dry Profile
The Cono Sur Bicicleta Carmenere Red Wine pays tribute to Chile's signature grape. Crafted by Viña Cono Sur in the Cachapoal and Central Valleys. It is a dry, smooth wine with rounded tannins. Partially aged for 4 to 8 months in oak, 13.5% Vol.
1. Technical Details
Winery / Producer: Viña Cono Sur S.A.
Region of Origin: Central Valley (Cachapoal Valley), Chile.
Grape Variety: 85% Carmenere, with Cabernet Sauvignon and Syrah.
Sweetness Classification: Dry.
Vinification and Aging: Fermented in stainless steel; 4 to 8 months in French oak.
Alcohol Content: 13.5% Vol.
SKU / MPN: CL-CS-BICICLETA-CAR-750ML
2. Luxury Tasting Notes
Appearance: Deep ruby red with violet highlights.
Nose: Black plums, blackberries, roasted red bell pepper, black pepper, graphite, and vanilla.
Palate: Juicy and smooth, silky tannins, long and spicy finish.
3. Wine Architecture
4. Recommended Occasions and Pairings
Gourmet Pairing: Filet Mignon, flank steak, chiles en nogada, carnitas tacos, pork loin with plums, mushroom risotto, and young Gouda or Manchego cheeses.
Suggested Moments:
- Family Meal: Homemade stews and hearty pastas.
- Barbecue (Carnita Asada): Steak tacos and choripanes.
- Business: Executive dinners and networking.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQS)
What is the specific origin and winery of this red wine?
It is produced by Viña Cono Sur, originating from the Central Valley (Cachapoal Valley) in Chile.
Is this wine dry, semi-dry, or sweet?
It is a completely dry red wine with silky tannins and spicy notes.
What is the recommended serving temperature?
Between 16°C and 18°C.
Does it age in oak barrels?
Yes, partial aging for 4 to 8 months in French oak.
What does the bicycle in the packaging design represent?
It symbolizes the winery's ecological commitment and sustainable viticulture.