This is a refreshing "summery" style red, that is best served with a slight chill and can pair nicely with many of the hearty coastal seafood dishes local in his area.

Pepe Moquillaza farms incredibly old school with various different grapes that are quite old and native to his land, which happens to be only 5km from the ocean. This wine is made from Quebranta, so far Peru's only indigenous vinifera variety, is commonly used for making Pisco. It’s lighter than a red but darker than a rose. The vines are all pie franco, with very low yields on mineral-rich soils farmed organically. The grapes go through spontaneous fermentation for 9 days and age with the skins for 60 days in flexitank, followed by further aging in tank on the lees for 18 months and then bottling unfined, unfiltered, with low to no S02. The wine rests in bottle for 9 months before release. Annual production is between 4,000-5000 bottles.