Cabernet Sauvignon: 53%

Malbec: 25%

Carménère: 15%

Petit Verdot: 7%

The 2020 vintage was warm and early, producing dense, powerful, and rich wines with rounded tannins.

Warm conditions allowed rapid and even budbreak with early flowering in spring.

Moderate temperatures in December and January ensured even veraison and healthy grape development.

Cool Pacific Ocean winds in February helped preserve acidity and aromatic compounds.

Temperatures increased again in March, contributing to a rich and opulent style.

Harvest began earlier than usual, during the second week of March.

This vintage resulted in concentrated, powerful wines with depth, structure, and balance.

Seña was created in 1995 as a joint venture between Eduardo Chadwick and Robert Mondavi.

The project aimed to create a Chilean wine of First Growth quality, combining Bordeaux structure with Chilean identity.

The vineyard is farmed under biodynamic principles, enhancing soil vitality and expression of terroir.

Aged for 22 months:

• 90% in French oak barrels (78% new)

• 10% in foudres

Alcohol: 13.5%

Color: Deep garnet red with violet hues

Nose: Complex layers of cherries, raspberries, violets, dill, rosemary, and sweet spices

Palate: Fresh and juicy with young fruits, sweet spices, and smooth balsamic tones

Structure: Elegant, fine-grained tannins with silky texture

Finish: Ample, profound, balanced, and persistent

This vintage combines richness and concentration with elegance and freshness.

It reflects a modern Chilean Bordeaux-style wine with depth, balance, and aging potential.

• Premium steaks and grilled meats
• Lamb and game dishes
• Rich sauces and braised dishes
• Aged cheeses

BBPH pairing ideas: Wagyu, lamb, truffle dishes.