Kaiken Estate Cabernet Sauvignon

The Caiquén is a wild goose from Patagonia that flies across The Andes between Argentina and Chile. By embarking on this cross-border flight the Caiquén takes up a major challenge. Just like the Caiquén, Aurelio Montes, founder of the Chilean winery Bodega Montes, made several trips across the Andes until, in 2000 he rediscovered Mendoza as a generous land filled with superb vines and hardworking people. In 2001 he realized Mendoza was the perfect place to make Kaikén Wines, wines that embody everything a great wine ought to be.

The Cabernet Sauvignon Estate from Kaiken is a faithful example of the varietal expression of the Mendoza terroir. It is an elegant, luscious wine with ample fruit, a wide range of aromas, and just the right amount of influence from six months’ aging in French oak. Deep, ruby-red color. Exhibits a great array of fruity notes, among which fresh red berries stand out, intertwined with aromas of eucalyptus and menthol.