Pinot Noir: A grape that goes beyond boundaries

This International Pinot Noir Day, we invite you to discover more about this delicate and challenging variety through one of its finest expressions in Chile: Amelia Pinot Noir. 

Celebrated on August 18, International Pinot Noir Day honors a grape that has been grown for over 2,000 years. In Chile—specifically the Limarí Valley—Pinot Noir has found an exceptional terroir where it can reach its fullest expression. Today, we commemorate this noble grape with Amelia Pinot Noir, one of the most distinctive wines in our ultra-premium portfolio. 

Born between the Sea and the Desert 

Originally from France’s Burgundy region, Pinot Noir is a demanding grape that requires very specific, often extreme, climate and soil conditions. Today, this variety has found an ideal home in the extreme north of Chile, where it can truly thrive. 

Amelia Pinot Noir comes from the Quebrada Seca vineyard, located in the Limarí Valley—at the edge of the Atacama Desert and just 22 kilometers from the Pacific Ocean. This privileged environment offers clay-rich soils, cool temperatures, and a constant maritime influence. These unique conditions shine through in every bottle, producing a world-class wine that captures the elegance, tension, and minerality that define both the grape and its exceptional terroir. 

Character and Elegance 

Known for its delicacy and complexity, Pinot Noir finds a unique and refined expression in Amelia. This wine stands out for its remarkable freshness, bold personality, and truly exceptional minerality. 

Amelia Pinot Noir embodies the essence of its origin: firm structure, finely integrated tannins, and vibrant tension, all wrapped in a deep minerality that faithfully reflects the Limarí Valley soils. With these characteristics, it stands as one of Chile’s most elegant and mineral-driven Pinot Noirs. 

This International Pinot Noir Day, we invite you to experience Amelia Pinot Noir—a wine of international prestige that blends sophistication, mineral character, and a singular identity, pushing boundaries with every glass.