The "payador" is a typical character in Chilean folklore who recites improvised verses to the rhythm of his guitar. When these verses, called "payas," are recited by a duo, a "counterpoint" is created. A duel in which one must respond to the other's verses begins, and this competition only ends when one of the participants cannot provide a response to the opponent. This wine is named after this character in homage to our traditions, originating in the Chilean countryside. It is in this place where the vines are cultivated, delivering these enchanting organic wines that seek to reflect and honor their origin and variety in every glass.

The "payador" is a typical character in Chilean folklore who recites improvised verses to the rhythm of his guitar. When these verses, called "payas," are recited by a duo, a "counterpoint" is created. A duel in which one must respond to the other's verses begins, and this competition only ends when one of the participants cannot provide a response to the opponent. This wine is named after this character in homage to our traditions, originating in the Chilean countryside. It is in this place where the vines are cultivated, delivering these enchanting organic wines that seek to reflect and honor their origin and variety in every glass.

The "payador" is a typical character in Chilean folklore who recites improvised verses to the rhythm of his guitar. When these verses, called "payas," are recited by a duo, a "counterpoint" is created. A duel in which one must respond to the other's verses begins, and this competition only ends when one of the participants cannot provide a response to the opponent. This wine is named after this character in homage to our traditions, originating in the Chilean countryside. It is in this place where the vines are cultivated, delivering these enchanting organic wines that seek to reflect and honor their origin and variety in every glass.

The "payador" is a typical character in Chilean folklore who recites improvised verses to the rhythm of his guitar. When these verses, called "payas," are recited by a duo, a "counterpoint" is created. A duel in which one must respond to the other's verses begins, and this competition only ends when one of the participants cannot provide a response to the opponent. This wine is named after this character in homage to our traditions, originating in the Chilean countryside. It is in this place where the vines are cultivated, delivering these enchanting organic wines that seek to reflect and honor their origin and variety in every glass.

The "payador" is a typical character in Chilean folklore who recites improvised verses to the rhythm of his guitar. When these verses, called "payas," are recited by a duo, a "counterpoint" is created. A duel in which one must respond to the other's verses begins, and this competition only ends when one of the participants cannot provide a response to the opponent. This wine is named after this character in homage to our traditions, originating in the Chilean countryside. It is in this place where the vines are cultivated, delivering these enchanting organic wines that seek to reflect and honor their origin and variety in every glass.

The "payador" is a typical character in Chilean folklore who recites improvised verses to the rhythm of his guitar. When these verses, called "payas," are recited by a duo, a "counterpoint" is created. A duel in which one must respond to the other's verses begins, and this competition only ends when one of the participants cannot provide a response to the opponent. This wine is named after this character in homage to our traditions, originating in the Chilean countryside. It is in this place where the vines are cultivated, delivering these enchanting organic wines that seek to reflect and honor their origin and variety in every glass.

The "payador" is a typical character in Chilean folklore who recites improvised verses to the rhythm of his guitar. When these verses, called "payas," are recited by a duo, a "counterpoint" is created. A duel in which one must respond to the other's verses begins, and this competition only ends when one of the participants cannot provide a response to the opponent. This wine is named after this character in homage to our traditions, originating in the Chilean countryside. It is in this place where the vines are cultivated, delivering these enchanting organic wines that seek to reflect and honor their origin and variety in every glass.

The "payador" is a typical character in Chilean folklore who recites improvised verses to the rhythm of his guitar. When these verses, called "payas," are recited by a duo, a "counterpoint" is created. A duel in which one must respond to the other's verses begins, and this competition only ends when one of the participants cannot provide a response to the opponent. This wine is named after this character in homage to our traditions, originating in the Chilean countryside. It is in this place where the vines are cultivated, delivering these enchanting organic wines that seek to reflect and honor their origin and variety in every glass.

The "payador" is a typical character in Chilean folklore who recites improvised verses to the rhythm of his guitar. When these verses, called "payas," are recited by a duo, a "counterpoint" is created. A duel in which one must respond to the other's verses begins, and this competition only ends when one of the participants cannot provide a response to the opponent. This wine is named after this character in homage to our traditions, originating in the Chilean countryside. It is in this place where the vines are cultivated, delivering these enchanting organic wines that seek to reflect and honor their origin and variety in every glass.