Medium Bodied White
EQ Matetic Chardonnay
EQ Matetic Chardonnay
This Chardonnay has a soft yellow hue with hints of green. The aromas perceived are intense, mature and elegant, reminiscent of tropical fruits like mangos and papayas.
Notes of honey, tea, peaches, alongside caramel and soft butterscotch are provided by the barrel fermentation. In the mouth the wine is expressive, concentrated and of good volume. Its acidity is marked, offering life and freshness, with a persistent and elegant finish in the mouth.
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Awards
| AWN Wine Style | Medium Bodied White |
|---|---|
| MEM | No |
| Why AWN Pick This Wine | Biodynamic, complex, rich and intense. A Chardonnay of character. |
| Varietal | Chardonnay |
| Country & Region | San Antonio Valley, Chile |
| Vintage | 2011 |
| Volume | 750ml |
| Alcohol | 14% |
| Varietal - White Grapes | Chardonnay |
| Earth Friendly | Biodynamic |
The story of Matetic Vineyards begins in 1999. Led by Jorge Matetic, fourth generation of the family in Chile, the family embraced the challenge of planting Syrah in a cool-climate location, becoming a pioneer project and developing a new category of coastal Syrah within the country.
Confident in the spectacular conditions given by the Pacific Ocean’s influence and the ancient granitic soils of the place, Matetic Vineyards set a high goal to itself: to become one of the best cool-climate wineries, focusing on quality and excellence, crafting wines that would show the great potential of coastal Chile!
To achieve this goal, a team with the best professionals was formed, including the Californians Ken Bernards as consultant winemaker, Ann Kraemer in viticulture and the late Alan York as a consultant in biodynamic farming.
All of this, with one objective in mind: crafting wines of the highest quality, practicing biodynamic and organic agriculture, to show the world wines born of an environment-respectful philosophy.
