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Caballo Loco: Chilean Wine & Churrasco Tasting

$85.00

Saturday, June 11, 2022
2:00 - 4:00 pm
General Admission Tickets: $85 per person

About this experience:
Join us on the patio for a tasting of five premium single vineyard chilean wines paired with authentic South American Churrasco and Parillada!

Tasting Menu:
Caballo Loco, Grand Cru Maipo (Cabernet Sauvignon/Cabernet Franc)
Caballo Loco, Grand Cru, Limari (Syrah)
Caballo Loco, Grand Cru, Apalta (Carmenere)
Caballo Loco, N19 (premium blend anniversary wine)

Wood Grilled Picanha Steak
Roasted Leg of Lamb
Grilled Chicken Thighs
Salchichas Parilleras (Sausages)
Papas Chorreadas
Ensalada Rusa
Black Beans
Mushrooms Escabeche
Trio of Sauces - Salsa Criolla, Chimichurri, Pebre


About Caballo Loco Wines:
Caballo Loco has no vintage, denomination of origin or specific valley. This is a wine inspired by the energetic personality of its founder, Jorge Coderch, who, breaking the rules of Chilean wine, in 1994 presented the No. 1 edition of a unique specimen, with an indomitable character and full freedom resulting in unique wines with exceptional quality gathering the best varieties, vintages and valleys of Chile. Caballo Loco wines are made in a unique enological process that reserves half of each release in order to be mixed with half of the next version resulting in a unique and singular specimen unprecedented in the history of Chilean viticulture and unpublished until then in South America. 
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About Luciano Fiori:
Luciano Fiori is the North America Sales Director in Viña Valdivieso, a Chilean winery stablished in 1879. He received his engineering bachelor degree in Chile and started in wines more than 20 years ago, as Product Manager for the Chilean market with a boutique wine company. After a few years, he was promoted to Asia Market Manager, being in charge of that amazing and fascinating market.

In his career he had the opportunity to work different markets, visiting almost every country in America from Canada to Uruguay, always related with the wine industry.

Luciano speaks three languages, Spanish, Portuguese and English and as a hobby, he is a motorcycle mechanic. He currently resides in Miami, Florida.