Terroir characteristics

The valley is located about 450 km south of Santiago and only 25 km from the Pacific Ocean, and with a small extension of less than 100 km, it is one of the oldest wine-growing areas in Chile. It is a dry coastal climate with warm days (30°C) and cool nights (10°C) influenced by cold coastal winds. The vines planted on gentle hills where the presence of soils rich in red clay is mixed with veins of granite, quartz and rich in minerals and volcanic rocks from the eruptions of two of the most impressive volcanoes in the region: Chillán Volcano (3,172 m.a.s.l.) and Nevado Volcano (3,212 m.a.s.l.). The annual precipitation is around 1,000 mm.

Maximum temperatures between 29 - 30°C and minimum of 10-11°C

1.000ml yearly average