Wine story
De Martino
Viejas Tinajas Cinsault
Every celebrated region needs a bottle that makes its identity tangible. De Martino Viejas Tinajas Cinsault is presented here through Cinsault and the wider story of Itata, Bío Bío & Malleco: granite-grown old vines, País and Cinsault, plus Chile’s cool southern frontier. It is included as one of six editorial benchmarks, offering a direct route into the relationship between producer, grape, and origin.
granite-grown old vines, País and Cinsault, plus Chile’s cool southern frontier
Why it is included
This bottle connects a renowned estate, a signature cuvée, and a recognisable expression of place—making it a useful coordinate for understanding the region.
Blend, vinification, and release details can change by vintage. Confirm current information with the producer and regional authority before purchase or service.