Cork & Quill Log No.8

Maturana, Valle de Colchagua

Tension + Terroir: The Trohé Sauvignon Blanc

Wine: Maturana Wines “Trohé”
Grape: Sauvignon Blanc
Vintage:
Region: D.O. Valle de Colchagua, Chile
Vibe: Volcanic energy | Mineral finesse | Rooted brightness
Mood Pairing: Golden hour reflection, rooftop dinners, ambitious planning days

 

🍷 Tasting Notes

This is not your average Sauvignon Blanc.
“Trohé” opens with a surprising depth—lime leaf, green melon, lemongrass, and the salinity of sea spray. As it warms, layers of white peach, flint, and wild herbs emerge. It dances between brightness and tension—never sharp, always expressive.

Think mountain air over citrus groves—a wine that resets your energy, not just your palate.

The mouthfeel is focused and linear, with bracing acidity and a chalky, electric finish.

 

Technical Sheet

Appellation: Colchagua Valley (D.O.), Chile

Alcohol: ~13%

Soil: Granite with volcanic and clay deposits

Farming: Organic practices

Fermentation: Native yeast

Aging: Stainless steel + short lees contact for texture

 

🍽️ Food Pairing

A wine this energetic calls for fresh, vibrant, herbaceous pairings:

  • Scallop ceviche with lime + cilantro

  • Herbed goat cheese + fig crackers

  • Avocado toast with radish and microgreens

  • Grilled shrimp skewers with chimichurri

  • Thai lemongrass chicken or green papaya salad

At S.X. House, we’d serve this with:
🥗 Green apple, fennel & mint salad — a cool match to its mineral edge.

🎶 Sonic Seasoning

Bright, crisp, and slightly ethereal—just like the wine:

  • Nao – “Another Lifetime”

  • Jordan Rakei – “Mind’s Eye”

  • Yuna – “Forevermore”

  • Jungle – “Back on 74”

Think shimmering synths, soulful vocals, and music that breathes between the lines.

 

🪶 Reflection (Quill Section)

“Trohé” means truth in Mapudungun—the language of Chile’s indigenous Mapuche people. This wine lives up to its name: honest, terroir-driven, and rooted in something deeper than trend.

🍇 Let this bottle remind you: clarity is powerful, and brightness can be grounded. You don’t have to choose between depth and light.

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