Inside this Chilean geographic paradise we can find the beautiful Loncomilla Valley which has a sub-moist Mediterranean climate with warm summers that are cooled by breezes of the Pacific Ocean and its cold Humboldt Current. This cooling influence creates a long growing season with slow ripening of the grapes which enhances the flavours, intensity and concentration of our wines.

Average rainfall in the valley is 730mm and only comes during the winter. This lack of rain helps the viticulturalists to control vigour and berry size, as well as to work with a non-interventionist, sustainable approach to viticulture.