A series of "Gran Reserva" is the wines that are aged in special cellars farm near the capital Santiago. As they say themselves winemakers economy: "These wines - the embodiment of tradition and living heritage of history, which goes back 137 years." A series of "Gran Reserva" is the wines that are aged in special cellars farm near the capital Santiago. As they say themselves winemakers economy: "These wines - the embodiment of tradition and living heritage of history, which goes back 137 years." To create the "Gran Reserva" Chardonnay 90% grapes grown in Casablanca Valley, which is considered one of the youngest wine-making regions in Chile. Vineyards are located not far from the Pacific Ocean, which gives terroir cool morning breezes, moderate temperature and humidity necessary. Such a climate, combined with soils rich in granite, ensures a long period of ripening grapes and low yields. Another 10% of the harvest to create a wine comes from the Valley of the Limar, ideal for growing Chardonnay. Vinification involves alcoholic fermentation in French oak barrels and aging for 9 months. For the maturation of the wine used both new and already serving this barrel. This nuance ensures "Gran Reserva" Chardonnay particularly complex structure and taste. Wines of Chile gained recognition around the world due to the rich resources of soil and climatic conditions. Chile - a country stretching along the Pacific coast, located in southwest South America. The history of the winery Santa Carolina has its origins in 1875. The businessman Luis Prairie bought a vineyard planted with French vines, near Santiago - Plaza de Armas. Today, Santa Carolina owns about 650 hectares of prestigious vineyards in the region: Valley of Maipo, Rapel, Maule, Casablanca. There are cultivated varieties such as Cabernet Sauvignon, Pinot Noir, Merlot, Sauvignon Blanc, Malbec, Chardonnay, Syrah, Carmenere, Semillon and others. Over the centuries, Santa Carolina is known and recognized in the world mar0 99RUB9RUB
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