Palo Alto Sauvignon Blanc Reserva

Background

History

In Chile, a ‘palo alto’ is a high tree, many of which can be seen atop the rolling hills in the Maule Valley. This sunny location, between the high Andes Mountains and the Pacific coastal ranges, is the perfect place for growing vines.

Winemaking details

Hector Urzua Pistas

Regional info

The Maule Valley in Chile is protected by the Andes Mountains, providing cool mountain breezes and the Pacific Ocean with rolling sea fog, to provide ideal growing conditions for our grapes, allowing them to fully ripen on the vine before being harvested.