The name "Konti-ki" takes its inspiration from the "Kon-Tiki," the raft used by Norwegian explorer Heyerdahl on his 1947 expedition across the Pacific Ocean from South America to the islands of Polynesia. The boat was so named after an ancient Incan name for the rain god (Kon).
Each of these wines represents for us a stop on a journey into a new and unexplored world and one that we are experiencing day by day. The names chosen for the PIWI wines bring back the imagery of exploration, travel and discovery: "Huakai" represents the journey; "Kontiki" the means used to land at the final destination; "Hoopa" and "Hurrah" the moment of rejoicing with the group for reaching the destination. Our journey into the world of PIWI wines is told on the bottle thanks to the "storytelling" labels and the dragonfly, ambassador of "clean" agriculture. The label depicts "Mandalas": exotic designs that reference the tropical scents that PIWI wines manifest.