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Viña Morandé is a Chilean winery established in 1996 by winemaker Pablo Morandé. Morandé is closely associated with the development of modern viticulture in the cool-climate Casablanca Valley, where he recognized conditions suitable for varieties such as Chardonnay and Sauvignon Blanc. The winery produces wines from several Chilean regions and is distinguished by experimentation with grape varieties, vineyard sites, and winemaking methods.
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When was Viña Morandé founded?
Viña Morandé was established in Chile in 1996 by winemaker Pablo Morandé. The winery became closely linked with modern Chilean viticulture.
What is Viña Morandé associated with in Chilean wine?
It is strongly associated with the cool-climate Casablanca Valley. Pablo Morandé recognized that the valley's conditions suited varieties such as Chardonnay and Sauvignon Blanc.
Which grapes are important to Viña Morandé?
Chardonnay and Sauvignon Blanc are among the varieties linked to its Casablanca Valley work. The winery also produces a wider range of Chilean wines.
Why is the Casablanca Valley important to Viña Morandé?
The valley has a cooler climate than many inland Chilean growing areas, which can support fresh white-wine grapes. Viña Morandé helped draw attention to those conditions through its work beginning in 1996.
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