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This wine is born from the finest soils of our vineyard, perched high in the hills, in a wonderful parcel called La Trampa, which inspired its name.
La Trampa draws us into a magical tale, where two hills converge in the warmest part of our vineyards. The morning mist becomes immersed among the vines, which seem to set a trap by embracing it and refusing to let it go. This trapped mist creates an ideal microclimate for the slow ripening of the red grape varieties in this remarkable blend: Syrah, Malbec, and Pinot Noir.
In the winery, these grapes gradually revealtheir finest
expression over time, and it is the winemaker who ultimately
determines the proportion of each variety that will define each
vintage of La Trampa.
A bit of history
The origin of “La Trampa” dates back to the early 2000’s, when the dream of the
From the moment the first Syrah vines were planted on the slopes of “La Trampa,” we knew we had chosen the best terroir to fulfill our goal. Later, advances in topography and knowledge of our vineyard led us to plant Malbec in the same soils and in another part of the hill facing east, where we saw the best Pinot Noir we have ever cultivated grow.
Over the years, experience showed us that complementing our Syrah with Malbec and, later, Pinot Noir would give rise to this great wine, achieving a deep finesse and elegance like no other blend from a cold climate.
Chile's iconic cool climate wine
Syrah 65%
Malbec 30%
Pinot Noir 5%
It is the culmination of the constant search for excellence in order to interpret our terroir and produce a great cool climate red wine.
This wine is born from the finest soils of our vineyard, perched high in the hills, in a wonderful parcel called La Trampa, which inspired its name.
La Trampa draws us into a magical tale, where two hills converge in the warmest part of our vineyards. The morning mist becomes immersed among the vines, which seem to set a trap by embracing it and refusing to let it go. This trapped mist creates an ideal microclimate for the slow ripening of the red grape varieties in this remarkable blend: Syrah, Malbec, and Pinot Noir.
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In the winery, these grapes gradually reveal their finest expression over time, and it is the winemaker who ultimately determines the proportion of each variety that will define each vintage of La Trampa.
The origin of “La Trampa” dates back to the early 2000’s, when the dream of the
From the moment the first Syrah vines were planted on the slopes of “La Trampa,” we knew we had chosen the best terroir to fulfill our goal. Later, advances in topography and knowledge of our vineyard led us to plant Malbec in the same soils and in another part of the hill facing east, where we saw the best Pinot Noir we have ever cultivated grow.
Over the years, experience showed us that complementing our Syrah with Malbec and, later, Pinot Noir would give rise to this great wine, achieving a deep finesse and elegance like no other blend from a cold climate.