Cono Sur, Valle de Casablanca, Ocio, Pinot Noir 2013 Chardonnay it saw some whole clusters

it saw some whole clusters in the fermentation and spent 22 months in close to equal parts new and used French oak

Cormé was produced and consumed in large quantities by working class folk at least since the 15th century and was fairly common until the 1950s when industrial apple and pear cider became the drink of choice

Enjoy over the next decade

Distenta I

November 2018)

Cono Sur, Valle de Casablanca, Ocio, Pinot Noir 2013 Chardonnay it saw some whole clusters95 Points Robert Parker's Wine Advocate The top of the range for Pinot Noir is the 2014 Ocio Pinot Noir, which is sourced from the oldest plants of the variety in the Casablanca Valley that were planted in 1980. Eighty five percent of the grapes come from the Fundo El Tringulo, 75 kilometers north of Santiago and 20 kilometers from the Pacific Ocean on granite, red clay and sand soils. The remaining 15% of grapes come from Fundo Campo Lindo in San