Bodega Chacra: Where Sassicaia Meets Burgundy

How to Complete

3 steps curated by Wine Memories

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   Book the Estate Visit

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   Experience old vines planted in 1932, 1955, and 1967.

   Contact Bodega Chacra (bodegachacra.com) for appointments. The estate has vineyards from different eras: Treinta y Dos (1932), Cincuenta y Cinco (1955), and Sesenta y Siete (1967). Each named for its planting year. These are among the oldest Pinot vines in the New World.

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   Taste the Sin Azufre (Natural Wine)

   wine $$$

   Made without sulfur from the 1955 vineyard - an intellectual revelation.

   Request the Sin Azufre ('without sulfur') - fruit from the Cincuenta y Cinco (1955) vineyard made without added sulfites. It's a natural wine that shows how old vines and extreme terroir can create stability without intervention.

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   Understand the Roulot Connection

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   Jean-Marc Roulot of Meursault consults here.

   Ask about the collaboration with Jean-Marc Roulot (Domaine Guy Roulot in Meursault). Why did a Burgundy master partner with Patagonia? What techniques did he bring? This bridge between Old World knowledge and New World terroir defines Chacra.

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Insider Tips

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  Piero Incisa della Rocchetta's family created Sassicaia - Italian wine royalty

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  Jean-Marc Roulot of Meursault consults - Burgundy + Patagonia partnership

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  The vineyards are named by planting year: 32, 55, 67 - oldest Pinot in the New World

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  Sin Azufre means 'without sulfur' - an intellectual natural wine