“Calyptra” comes from the greek word “calyptros”, meaning hat.

“The calyptra is the hat of the vine flower, which protects the reproductive apparatus of the plant. The vine flower, in order to bloom, loses that hat in the springtime. Therefore, we can say that: "the flower of the vine greets spring by taking off its hat...” 

The logo was designed after graphically simplifying the process were the flower releases its calyptra, saluting the arrival of springtime.

Situated in a privileged location: in the Cachapoal Andes Valley. About 1000 meters above sea level, Calyptra’s 44 planted hectares make it the easternmost vineyard in Chile.

Ruby color. The nose reveals notes of black cherries, fresh plums, blueberries and hints of cinnamon and cloves. The palate is dominated by cassis, black plums and fresh cherries. Smooth tannins and juicy acidity lend the wine a fine texture and a long, fresh finish.

Varietals: 50% Cabernet Sauvignon, 30% Syrah, 20% Merlot