red2024 (representative vintage)$180–$280 est.

Almaviva

Almaviva · Maipo Valley · Chile

Almaviva is an red wine from Chile, in the Maipo Valley region (Central Chile, just southeast of Santiago, the historic heartland of Chilean wine at the foot of the Andes.), made principally from Cabernet Sauvignon. The Baron Philippe de Rothschild / Concha y Toro joint venture — Chile's most famous fine wine.

In character, this premium tier delivers the classic cabernet sauvignon profile — blackcurrant, bell pepper, mint, graphite — with the structural stamp of Maipo Valley and a high-bodied presence. This profile reflects published sources, winery information and regional reference material, researched editorially rather than tasted blind.

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Profile at a Glance

Body
High
Acidity
High
Tannin
High
Sweetness
Low
ABV
14.5%
Finish
Long; polished, dark-fruit, structured

Aromas & Flavours

blackcurrantbell peppermintgraphiteoak
  • · blackcurrant
  • · cassis
  • · green pepper
  • · cedar
  • · tobacco

Food Pairing

  • · grilled steak
  • · roast beef
  • · lamb
  • · mature cheddar
  • · dark chocolate

Perfect Pairing Guides

Food guides featuring wines made from this grape.

Serving & Cellaring

Temperature
16–18 °C
Decanting
60–120 minutes
Cellaring
10+ years from vintage

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Where to Buy

Indicative retail: $180–$280. Available through specialist wine retailers, importers and online merchants such as Total Wine, Wine.com and Vivino Marketplace. Prices are editorial estimates and vary by market.