Kaiken Estate Sauvignon Blanc Semillon / 12,5% / 0,75l

The establishment of Kaiken winery is the fruit of the efforts of the famous Aurelio Montes, creator of the widely known and acclaimed Montes Winery. Together with three friends, he began producing wines in Chile in 1988, which quickly brought him international fame. When he realized that the Andes region in Argentina had great potential, he began to acquire plots in the best locations in Maipo, Ugarteche, Uco Valley and Cruz de Piedra. In 2003, the first vintage of Kaiken wines was released, a blend of Cabernet Sauvignon and Malbec, which perfectly reflected the character of the Mendoza region and, equally importantly, perfectly combined the characteristics of Chilean and Argentinean wines.

What does the name Kaiken mean? It is a breed of goose that is common in the Andes region. The winery is located in Vistalba, in an over 80-year-old historic building, where it is no exaggeration to say that tradition meets modernity. The wine is fermented in historic concrete tanks, which best preserve the original flavors of the grapes, and the entire process is supported by the latest achievements in winemaking.

Kaiken Estate Sauvignon Blanc Semillon 2021

White wine made from Sauvignon Blanc and Semillon grapes. Very fresh in a somewhat casual style. Golden color, with delicate greenish reflections. Very refreshing and intense nose, full of aromas of fresh citrus and a bit of honey. Soft on the palate, still fresh, with clearly marked, although not dominant acidity. Medium-long and delicate finish, pleasant acidity and citrus aftertaste.

Perfect as an aperitif, it will also be a good companion to poultry or fish with delicate meat and little fat.