Casa Silva has very small parcels of Romano grapes, thus this is a limited production wine. This is something very special and memorable - juicy, ripe, medium tannins with a lovely hint of chocolate.

Romano, also called Cesar Noir, is a variety that was introduced in France by the Roman Legions that arrived in Burgundy. It was planted in the Casa Silva vineyards in Colchagua in 1912, brought over from France.