Our valleys

Soil and climate blend in to enjoy unique aromas and flavors in a single glass. The wine is a faithful reflection of its terroir, and we are privileged to be able to deliver the best example thanks to our geography.

Discover our valleys

The valleys that give life to our wines

Each valley has its character. Discover how location, climate, and soil define the soul of each of our wines.

Maule

Location: 35°25′36″S 71°40′18″W

The climate is quite dry and warm in summer, which allows us to arrive early to harvest time with grapes of intense color and good maturity.

Colchagua

Location: 34°32′54″S 71°24′05″W

The Ucúquer vineyard has a coastal Mediterranean climate that –influenced by the oceanic breeze that enters the estate through the Rapel river basin– maintains moderate temperature conditions throughout the year.

Cachapoal

Location: 34°13′00″S 70°47′00″W

Temperate microclimate, it has very warm autumns and springs. The spring influences that there is a very good fruit set and the mild autumn makes us harvest as late as possible with the active vines.

Limarí

Location: 30°37'42.6"S 71°18'50.7"W

This climate is characterized by low rainfall, moderate temperature oscillation and exposure to the constant influence of sea breeze.

Casablanca

Location: 33°19′0″S 71°25′0″W

On average they are 26 ° C as a maximum and 3 ° to 4 ° C as a minimum. However, in Casablanca it is common for the day to start with coastal fog and small drizzles, which is a factor that must be constantly observed to avoid the risk of botrytis or rotting in the bunches.

Maipo

Location: 33°37′60″S 70°33′0″W

The area has a warm temperate climate. It has a dry summer, from December to March, with an average maximum temperature of 25 ° C. This area is partially influenced by the Pacific anticyclone, which determines a concentration of rainfall between the months of April and September with an annual average of 330 mm.