House of Morandé
Tradition, innovation, perfection
House of Morandé is our winery's iconic blend.
Viña Morandé’s signature wine — a classic Bordeaux-style blend that reflects our history and a true expression of Alto Maipo's elegance. This Bordeaux blend based on Cabernet Sauvignon is complemented by Cabernet Franc and Carignan, delivering structure, depth, and elegance.
In the glass, it displays character, density, and a structure of fine tannins that envelop the palate. Its finish is persistent, harmonious, and refined. It is a wine that reflects the skill, sensitivity, and patience of those who understand that wine is an art with history.
House of Morandé
House of Morandé is our winery's icon blend. A wine that embodies our pioneering spirit, combining accumulated experience with a bold vision for the future. A Cabernet Sauvignon-based Bordeaux blend complemented by Cabernet Franc and Carignan, delivering structure, depth, and elegance.
In the glass, it displays character, density, and a structure of fine tannins that envelop the palate. The finish is persistent, harmonious, and refined. A wine that reflects craft, sensitivity, and the patience of those who understand that wine is an art with history.
Varieties: Cabernet Sauvignon · Cabernet Franc · Carignan
Origin: D.O. Alto Maipo
The Origin
Maipo Alto, the birthplace of Chilean Cabernet
House of Morandé is born in the heart of the Maipo Valley, specifically in San Bernardo, at the foot of Cerro Chena. Here, our vineyards sit on the third alluvial terrace of the Maipo River, characterized by a horizon of gravel and clay and a loamy structure that allows for deep root development.
With its stony soils, Mediterranean climate, and marked temperature range, this terroir offers exceptional conditions for the slow, concentrated ripening of Cabernet Sauvignon.
Thanks to this terroir of tradition and character, we obtain grapes of great structure and natural balance, giving rise to a deep, elegant wine with excellent aging potential.
Wine as a craft
“The work of a winemaker is a sensitive interpretation of the place and the grape. It requires patience, knowledge, and respect for the processes. It is a craft that connects with the origins of human culture.”
— Ricardo Baettig, Winemaking Director at Viña Morandé