Chakana Nuna Malbeck 2022

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Description

Argentina / Mendoza / Lujan de Cuyo

Chakana Wines is an Argentinian winery based in Agrelo. This region is widely considered to be one of the best terroirs in Mendoza for growing and producing Malbec. In 2012, the Chakana family winery converted to biodynamic and organic farming, focusing on soil health and biodiversity. When making the wine, the winemakers avoid excessive use of sulfur and use native yeasts. The wine then ferments in stainless steel tanks or cement barrels. Select wines, such as the Nuna Malbec, are partially aged in French oak.

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Wine profile: Chakana Nuna Malbeck 2022

Expansion: 9 months in wooden barrels

Grape variety (filter): 100% Malbec

Maturity: Now – 2029

Alcohol content (in % vol.): 14% Vol.

Allergens: contains sulphites

Manufacturer/importer: Proviva SA - JM Höfferle Int. Hdl. GmbH, D-22529 Hamburg

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In Portrait:

Chakana Wines

Chakana Wines from Agrelo in Mendoza is one of Argentina’s most innovative biodynamic estates. The vineyards lie at the foot of the Andes and benefit from cool nights, intense sunlight and sandy-calcareous soils that give the wines freshness, structure and mineral clarity. Malbec is at the centre and appears dark, juicy and precise here, accompanied by fine herbal notes and lively tension. Varieties such as Cabernet Franc, Bonarda and Tannat also impress with elegance and depth. Chakana focuses on sustainable farming, minimal intervention in the cellar and authentic interpretations of terroir. The result is modern, layered Andean wine with character, harmony and great drinkability.

Origin in Focus

Mendoza

Mendoza at the foot of the Andes is Argentina’s most important wine region. The continental, sunny climate with large day-night temperature differences and vineyards at elevations of over 1,000 metres produce ripe yet fresh wines. Malbec is the leading figure: dark, juicy, with violet fruit, gentle tannins and good depth – especially from subregions such as Luján de Cuyo and the higher Uco Valley. Cabernet Sauvignon, Bonarda and aromatic white wines such as Chardonnay and Torrontés also impress. Modern irrigation from meltwater and precise winemaking create clear, characterful styles with very good price-to-pleasure value.