Leyda Valley Vineyard
95km to the west of Santiago towards the coast, just 14km from the Pacific Ocean
Terroir characteristics
The soils were formed from intrusive igneous rocks resulting from long-ago volcanic activity. The upper profile is of thin clay loam of low fertility and the subsoil originates in decomposed granite, which contributes a great variety of minerals. This area experiences a great coastal influence (14 km from the sea): morning fogs, moderate temperatures which vary between a minimum of 7ºC to 8ºC and a maximum of 20ºC-23ºC. Average rainfall is 320 mm per year.
max Temperarutes between 20 y 23°C & minimum between 7-8°C with foggy mornings
320mm yearly average
Our Valleys
Maipo Valley Vineyard
40 km to the south of Santiago
Maule Valley Vineyard
300km to the south of Santiago
Leyda Valley Vineyard
95km to the west of Santiago towards the coast, just 14km from the Pacific Ocean
Casablanca Valley Vineyard
80 km West of Santiago towards the coast, just 30 km from the Pacific Ocean
Bio Bio Valley Vineyard
550km to the South of Santiago
Malleco Valley Vineyard
565km South of Santiago and 80km from the Pacific Ocean
Itata Valley Vineyard
Just 25km from the Pacific Ocean and 450km South of Santiago
Limarí Valley Vineyard
almost 400km north of Santiago and just 20km from the coast