The portfolio

From Gran Vino
to Don Milton.

A tiered portfolio from one estate. Wines that introduced a country to its own wine culture, and wines that placed it on the international map.

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Don MiltonLegado
Gran Corte. Tannat 34% · Cabernet Franc 33% · Bonarda 33%. Three varietals, three estates, eighteen months in new French oak. The flagship.
Vivino 4.6 · Limited
36 months aging
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02 / Icon
Juan CruzGrand Reserve
100% Tannat. The wine that won Bolivia's first Grand Gold medal in 2013. Twelve months in new French oak.
Wine-Searcher 93/100
24 months aging
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03 / Single Vineyard
Tannat Origen
Bolivia's first Single Vineyard wine. From the original 1.8 ha planting at Lot 40, 2,000 m. Único Gran Oro 2019.
Único Gran Oro
Tannat al Mundo 2019
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04 / Hitos
Hitos Tannat
From Santa Ana la Nueva. Twenty-five years on from the first Bolivian Tannat. The varietal that became a national identity.
Anniversary release
2025
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05 / Hitos
Hitos Cabernet Franc
From El Portillo. Imported alongside Tannat in 1999. Multiple Gold medals at Brazil Wine Challenge and Catad'Or.
Anniversary release
2025
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06 / Hitos
Hitos Zinfandel
From Chaguaya, 2,095 m. The first commercial Zinfandel released in South America.
South American first
2025
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07 / IG Chaguaya
Pionero Bonarda
100% Bonarda from Chaguaya. Bolivia's first wine to carry a Geographical Indication. From the country's highest commercial vineyard.
IG Chaguaya · Gold
Brazil Wine Challenge 2020
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08 / Varietal
Aranjuez Tannat
100% Tannat from the Santa Ana valleys. The everyday Tannat. Six months oak, fresh and structured.
Tapia 90/100
Vintage 2022
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09 / Varietal
Aranjuez Cabernet Franc
100% Cabernet Franc from El Portillo. Multiple international gold medals.
Gran Oro
Catad'Or 2019
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10 / Bivarietal
Dúo Bonarda · Cabernet Franc
A blend of two varietals first introduced to Bolivia by Aranjuez. Bonarda from Chaguaya, Cabernet Franc from El Portillo.
Bivarietal
Bolivian first
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11 / Rosé
Alma de Tannat Rosé
The first Tannat rosé made in Bolivia. Saignée method, fresh and aromatic.
Bolivian first
Rosé
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12 / Entry
Gran Vino Tinto · Blanco
The original 1976 label. The wine that started Aranjuez. Still in the portfolio fifty years later.
Since 1976
The first label
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13 / Entry
Terruño Tinto · Blanco
A second-tier blend introduced in 1999. Approachable, characterful, true to Tarija fruit.
Since 1999
Everyday
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14 / Singani
Singani Insignia Platinum
The ultra-premium evolution of Bolivia's national spirit. Distilled from Chaguaya Moscatel in new-generation Chalvignac copper alembics from Cognac.
Ultra-premium
2025 release
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15 / Singani
Singani Insignia
Moscatel de Alejandría from 2,095 m, distilled in French copper. The category-redefining singani that anchored the line.
Premium
2023 launch
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