Chilean Wine Regions
Chile has the Pacific coastline to the west, and the Andes Mountains to the east.
Chilean Varieties 2017
Cabernet Sauvignon Sauvignon Blanc Mission Merlot Sultanina Chardonnay Carménère SyrahWine Regions (North to South)
Aconcagua Valley (Aconcauga Region)
Aconcagua is a hot and dry valley, not the best suitable for wine production, but the Valley is known for producing modern style quality wines.
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Casablanca Valley (Aconcauga Region)
Casablanca Valley has become one of Chile's quality wine regions.
The region is best known for crispy white Sauvignon Blanc and Chardonnay, but also for a cool climate Pinot Noir in the coastal area.
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San Antonio Valley (Aconcauga Region)
San Antonio Valley produces quality Pinot Noir and internationally respected Sauvignon Blanc and Chardonnay.
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Maipo Valley (Aconcauga Region)
Maipo Valley is the home to some of the best wines in Chile.
The region is known for producing a rich and fruit-driven Cabernet Sauvignon described as the "Bordeaux of South America".
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Maule Valley (Central Valley Region)
Maule Valley is Chile's largest wine region.
The region has been known for producing cheap table wine, but the production is gradually beeing replaced with better quality.
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