Most wines labeled Valle Central can come from anywhere within these sub-regions. Any wines labelled Central Valley shouldn’t be; the description is now reserved for the wine region in the USA.
Chile - Valle Central
Valle Central is Chile’s most productive and well-known wine region producing 60% of the nations wine. It is situated directly across the Andes from Argentina’s most important region – Mendoza.
Close to the national capital Santiago, geographically it is the plain between the Andes and the Coastal Range of mountains. Within the Valle Central, there are four wine growing sub-regions which, north to south, are the Maipo, Rapel, Curicó and Maule Valleys.
Products from this region
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View moreRayun Merlot
Valle CentralRayun means 'Blossom' in Mapudungun, the native language spoken before the arrival of Europeans.…
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View moreCantus Sauvignon Blanc
Valle Central‘Cantus’ is Latin for ‘Singing’ and was used an adjective for any organised activity…
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View moreCantus Chardonnay
Valle Central‘Cantus’ is Latin for ‘Singing’ and was used an adjective for any organised activity…
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View moreCantus Merlot
Valle Central‘Cantus’ is Latin for ‘Singing’ and was used an adjective for any organised activity…
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View moreCantus Cabernet Rosé
Valle Central‘Cantus’ is Latin for ‘Singing’ and was used an adjective for any organised activity…
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View moreCantus Cabernet Sauvignon
Valle Central‘Cantus’ is Latin for ‘Singing’ and was used an adjective for any organised activity…
