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Valle de Casablanca
In 1995, the State of Chile approved the Wine Zoning and Designation of Origin through Decree No. 464 for wines produced in the country. Casablanca has been established as one of the designations of origin and occupies the territory that bears the same name. Since 2001, the Agricultural and Livestock Service of Chile (SAG), a governmental organization, began to implement, apply, and enforce this law. In 2011, the new classification for wine zoning and designation of origin was approved, allowing Chilean wines to divide their origin from north to south and east to west. Three new zones were then added: Andes, Entre Cordilleras, and Costa, in which the Casablanca Valley has been classified, featuring a great variety of terroirs.
Climate
Mediterranean climate with maritime influence from the Humboldt current, featuring a significant temperature variation between day and night, especially during the harvest season. The average annual temperature is 14.4 ºC (25ºC in summer), and annual rainfall reaches 450 mm. Rainfall occurs between May and October; the risk of frost is concentrated in September and October; and from November to April, the climate is drier.
Soil
Variables, highlighting the francos, arenosos, and arcillosos.
Hectares
5700
Location
Central Chile
