Pacific Maipo

Region Hierarchy
Climate(s) Warm
Elevation
Notes One of the oldest winemaking areas in Chile
Maipo Valley notes: Warm, sunny, and dry. At altitude. Very little coastal influence. Premium vineyards are in the Andes foothills and cooled by mountain breezes.
Central Valley DO notes: Warm and dry. At altitude, but flat. A large north-south valley south of Santiago. Produces the majority of inexpensive Chilean wines
Chile notes: Generally a dry, sunny growing season. El Niño and La Niña have real effects on wine regions. Most of the regions are sandwiched between coastal mountains and the Andes and get cooling effects from both.
Costa: from the coastal areas
Entre Cordilleras: between the coastal mountains and Andes
Andes: from the foothills
Grape(s)
Color Grape Notes
White Sauvignon Blanc Grape Grape notes: This is an aromatic grape; its nose intensity will likely be pronounced.
Wines(s)
Type Wine Notes
Still White Sauvignon Blanc Wine



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