1865 Single Sauvignon Blanc Leyda Valley 2016 750 ML

The year 2001, the line 1865 was born. Its name is an honor to the year of foundation of the winery and its main characteristic is to reunite emblematic varieties coming from several and distinctive viticulture zones. This, because each wine stems from a Single Vineyard, this is, selected vineyards, planted on the best possible valley for each vine: Cabernet Sauvignon from Maipo Valley, Camenere and Malbec from Maule valley, a Syrah from Cachapoal Valley, and since 2007, the first white wine brand, a Sauvignon Blance from Leyda Valley. Each Single Vineyard is carefully managed in accordance with the conditions of its grape variety, soil and climate – or terroir -, to produce wines with consistently unique personalities and quality over time. This is why these wines, in brief, join elegance, oenological investigation and global trends. Producer Information Viña San Pedro is a large wine company based in Santiago, Chile, producing a range of brands and labels from vineyards covering almost the full length of the South American country, from Elqui Valley in the north to Malleco, Bío-Bio and Valdivia in the south. The winery was originally established by the Correa brothers in 1865, in the Curicó Valley, at a site now occupied by the company’s historic Molinara winery. While not the company’s main production facility, the Molinara winery is still in operation. The majority of production is now handled by the Cachapoal Andes Winery in the Cachapoal region, some 110km (70 miles) south of the Chilean capital, Santiago. The winery produces the flagship Altair as well as the Cabo de Hornos, Sideral, Kankana del Elqui and Tierras Moradas brands (among other labels) and hosts visitors and tourists. Viña San Pedro produces a large range of wines covering varieties and regions from across Chile. It exports a significant volume of its production into over 80 countries worldwide