“Located in Chile, it is one of the oldest recorded wine-growing areas, featuring a winding landscape with beautiful hills that offer unique panoramic views of the valley. The mixture of authentic rusticity is what attracts visitors and those interested in the revaluation of natural and daring wines, It is one of the oldest winemaking areas on record in Chile, whose winding landscape with beautiful hills that allow unique panoramic views of the valley and the mixture of authentic rusticity is what today attracts visitors and those interested in the revaluation of natural and daring wines. such as the pipeño.

Until recently, most of the area’s grapes were used for simple wines for local consumption. However, in recent years, winemakers have become curious about old Cinsault, País, and Moscatel vines, which are planted upside down and without artificial irrigation. They have been using modern winemaking techniques combined with traditional aging mechanisms, such as clay jars to produce wine. “