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the art of pisco
Pisco, the oldest distilled spirit of the New World, carries a heritage in Peru that dates back to the 16th century. Deeply rooted in Peruvian culture and shaped by its distinctive terroir, Pisco is an expression of the land, its history, and the traditions that have carried it through generations.
Style | structure | soul
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WHAT MAKES
PISCO UNIQUE?
One Ingredient.
The Grape.
Pisco is a grape spirit distilled entirely from freshly fermented must: the young wine made from the grape.
What makes it different is simple: the grape is the only ingredient. Its natural character is preserved through fermentation and traditional distillation, rather than built later through aging, flavoring or other additive.
The Pisco Regions of Peru
Five Coastal Regions.
One Tradition.
Pisco was born along Peru's southern coast, where desert, ocean and mountains create extraordinary conditions for viticulture.
The Andes rise behind the coast, shielding the desert from much of the moisture carried inland, while the cold Humboldt Current shapes the climate along the Pacific. Between these extremes, rivers descending from the mountains carve fertile valleys through one of the driest landscapes on earth.
Lima, Ica, Arequipa, Moquegua and the recognized valleys of Tacna share the denomination of origin, yet each brings its own landscape, history and character to the spirit.
THE styles
Pure Expressions | Masterful Blend
The Art of Pisco is expressed through three distinct styles. First and foremost defined by the grape varietal from which it is crafted. Its character is then shaped by fermentation and the distillation process. Each style reflects a distinct approach to the must, resulting in unique structure, texture, and aromatic profile.
Puro
Dry Fermentation | Singular Essence Puro is distilled from a fully fermented dry must made from a single grape variety. Fermentation is allowed to complete before distillation, producing a spirit of remarkable clarity, structure, and depth.
Mosto Verde
Partial Fermentation | Velvety Signature A velvet-textured expression from the partially fermented must of a single varietal. Fermentation is halted before completion, leaving a portion of natural sugars present at distillation. This yields greater textural richness, aromatic intensity, and palate weight.
acholado
Art of the Blend | The Master's Touch Acholado is produced from a blend of grape varieties. Where the Master Distiller’s intuition takes center stage. By meticulously marrying different grape varieties, a layered, multi-dimensional spirit achieves a greater breadth and complexity.
THE gRAPES
varietal integrity | soul of the land
The heart of Pisco is defined by eight noble grape varieties, each contributing a unique character to the Spirit.
foundational Varieties
Structure | Texture | Depth
aromatic Varieties
Essence | Fragrance | Bouquet
