Alempué is a Mapudungun word which comes from the native indigenous Mapuche’s people language, meaning “faraway lands”. Because Mapudungun is an unwritten language, i.e. did not write, there is no absolute consensus among experts regarding the most appropriate phonetic signs to transcribe oral expressions. Mapudungun (from mapu “earth, land” and dungun “speak, speech”) is a language isolate spoken in south-central Chile and west central Argentina by the Mapuche people (from mapu “earth” and che “people”).
Alempué Pro Carménère
Alempué, Carménère, 750 ml
Variety: Carménère
Viña Alempué, Maule Valley
Composition: 100% Carménère
Vintage: 2010
Oenologist: Serge Candelon
Pairing: It will be a good companion at lunchtime, at picnics or to drink it with strong chesses. Serve at 16-18°C (60-68°F).
Tasting notes:
Colour: Deep and dense red-violet colour.
Aromas: Ripe super intense nose.
Palate: Soft and pleasant attack on the mouth, layers of flavour almost sweet but finishing dry and complex.
Reference value – Case of 9 litres – Valparaíso FOB 35 – 50 US$ (USD)
