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Caliterra

Caliterra – a play on words combining "la calidad de la tierra," meaning soil quality. This Chilean wine was born in 1996. The idea: to unite innovation with the finest Chilean fruits. In the warm valleys of Colchagua, Maipo, and Casablanca, the grapes grow on vast tracts of land – each appellation with its own distinct character. The goal is to create wines of consistent quality without obscuring their origin. Fresh, distinctive, modern. Behind it all is Eduardo Chadwick-Errazuriz – a name synonymous with top-quality Chilean wines.

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Caliterra –
Chilean wines from three appellations

Caliterra was born in 1996 from a simple idea: to capture the character of the Chilean soil in a bottle. The name says it all – “la calidad de la tierra,” the quality of the land. Behind it is Eduardo Chadwick-Errazuriz, whose family has been among the leading forces in Chilean winemaking for generations.

The grapes grow in three distinct appellations: the cool Casablanca Valley , where Pacific winds provide freshness and citrus notes; the warmer Maipo with its classic Cabernet Sauvignon soils; and the Colchagua Valley, known for its structured red wines with dark fruit. Each origin remains recognizable in the wine – that is the stated goal.

The style is direct and modern: no excessive oak influence, clear fruit, and an easy-drinking structure. Caliterra is aimed at everyone who wants to get to know Chilean wine without detours – from uncomplicated everyday wines to carefully crafted Reservas.

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