CuvéeMaipo ValleyRed

Antiyal Pura Fe Garnacha Syrah

アンティヤル プーラ・フェ ガルナッチャ・シラー

Antiyal

Garnacha · Syrah

About this wine

The newest addition to Antiyal's Pura Fe range, this Garnacha-Syrah blend is grown on Garnacha vines planted on the alluvial basalt rocks of what was once the Inca River in the Maipo Valley. Hand-harvested and fermented with native yeasts only in small stainless steel vats with a long, 25-day maceration, it marries the aromatic, floral fruit of Garnacha with the dark, spicy character of Syrah. It is certified organic and vegan.

Beginner's Note

A fruit-forward, aromatic red that's an easy, affordable way to explore Antiyal's biodynamic winemaking.

Sommelier's Note

"A vibrant, food-friendly newcomer to the Pura Fe range — Garnacha's floral lift meets Syrah's spice for a wine that overdelivers at its price."

Food Pairings

Pairs exceptionally well with grilled lamb, roasted game, and aged cheeses. Its spicy profile also complements umami-rich Japanese cuisine like grilled eel (unagi) with tare sauce or soy-glazed simmered beef.

When to drink it

Casual dinners, gatherings with friends, or as an accessible introduction to biodynamic Chilean wine.

Specs

Grape Varieties
Garnacha, Syrah
Style
Red
Price Range
¥3,000-4,500 (approx.; estimated at roughly half the price of Antiyal Kuyen, per trade commentary)

Terroir & Winemaking

Garnacha vines grow on alluvial basalt rock soils in the Maipo Valley. Grapes are hand-harvested at full ripeness, manually selected, and fermented in small stainless steel vats with native yeast only, with gentle pump-overs and a 25-day maceration before pressing and aging in French oak. Certified organic and vegan.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does this wine taste like?
Vibrant red fruit, floral notes from the Garnacha, black pepper spice from the Syrah, and a silky, long-lasting finish.
What food pairs best with it?
Grilled meats, game, and savory Japanese dishes such as grilled eel (unagi) with tare sauce.
Is it organic?
Yes, it is certified organic and vegan, grown on biodynamically farmed vineyards in the Maipo Valley.

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