In 1554 a Spanish priest named Francisco de Carabantes brought to Chile its very first vine. By naming its first wine Carabantes, Viņa von Siebenthal wishes to honour the pioneer of Chilean viticulture. Carabantes is an innovative, fresh wine in which the Syrah expresses itself in new, delicate and perfumed tones.
Technical data Carabantes 2004
| Type | Red Wine Premium |
| Grape | Syrah 85% Cabernet Sauvignon 10% Petit Verdot 5% |
| Classification | Denominación de origen “Panquehue, Valle de Aconcagua, Chile” |
| Production | 17.992 bottles (750 cl) 993 Magnum bottles (1.500 cl) |
| Production per Hectare | 7,3t; 1.4 kg per vine |
| Altitude | 500m above sea level |
| Density | 5'208 per hectare |
| Fermentation | In 150 hl. stainless steel tanks |
| Ageing | 14 months in 225 l Bordeaux & American barrels |
| Bottling | October 2003 |
| Alcohol by Volume | 14% |
| Tartaric Acidity | 3,43 grams/litre (sulfuric) |
| PH | 3.49 |
| Colour | Ruby red with some suggestions of purple |
| Serving Temperature | 17-18°C |
| Storage | Minimum eight years |
