Description
More than a hundred years ago the founder of the winery, Don Melchor Concha y Toro, hid a prized collection of wines in his personal cellar. In order to safeguard his treasured wines against thieves, Don Melchor spread a rumour that the devil himself inhabited his cellars.
This story became the inspiration for the unique name of the Casillero Del Diablo wines which would see it crossing borders into international markets and becoming one of the most famous Chilean wine brands in the world.
Tasting Notes:
Serve between 8°C – 10°C
Zesty citrus on the nose with colours of stone fruit and a light touch of herbs. Fresh on the tongue with a balanced acidity.
Pairing Notes:
Pairs well with citrus lead foods as well as fresh seafood and lighter salads.
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