Imagine the grapes soaking up rays like your mate soaking in the sun on a beach vacation – that's the vibe in the valleys where Camino de Chile calls home. The vines thrive in the Maule Valley in Chile with its Mediterranean-like climate, with mild winters and dry summers. It's not just a wine; it's a liquid postcard from Chile, with each sip telling a tale of the country's rugged beauty and winemaking prowess.

As the vines dig their roots into the Maule, they absorb the essence of the land, translating it into a wine that's a true reflection of its origin. The Maule Valley is a masterful conductor, orchestrating a symphony of flavors that play on your palate with every sip.

Camino de Chile Chardonnay is a bright yellow color with intense aromas of citrus and tropical fruits. The palate is balanced with a predominance of pineapple and peaches. It has great persistence and a fresh harmony as it is aged in stainless steel (not oak).