Chacra 55 Pinot Noir

The number says it all: vines planted in 1955. Chacra 55 is one of the winery's most emblematic wines and a benchmark for Patagonian Pinot Noir. Made with grapes from one of the oldest vineyards in Río Negro, it is a wine of character, complexity, and an unusual aging potential in Argentina.

WINE PROFILE

100% Pinot Noir from 1955 vines in the Río Negro Valley, Patagonia. A medium-bodied red with fine tannins and lively acidity. The age of the vines provides concentration and complexity without the need for forced extraction. Aged in French oak barrels, mostly used, to respect the expression of the vineyard. A Pinot Noir with depth and tension. %

ALCOHOL

13%

AGING POTENTIAL

A wine with real aging potential. It can evolve favorably between 10 and 15 years from harvest under proper conditions.

SUGGESTED PAIRING

Very suitable for lean red meats, especially lamb and duck. It also pairs well with game dishes, sautéed mushrooms, risottos, and cured sheep or goat cheeses with character.