More about the wine
This is a new plantation in the southernmost vineyard in South America. The price reflects the difficulty in growing grapes here with problems of rain (2000mm a year, compared to the ideal 600mm) and a big frost risk. It is a pricey bottle to try, but for adventurists who want to taste wine from 41 degrees latitude in Chile, you’ll be rewarded with an attractive, fresh and juicy Pinot.
More on the producer
The Villaseñor family has a mix of vineyards from Cachapoal and Curico in the Central Valleys down to Puelo – the southernmost vineyard in Chile. The winery is in Curico though, and you’ll find them producing a few odd ball varieties like Sangiovese and Grenache as well as the classics.