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history Viña Morandé was founded in 1996 with the aim of producing innovative wines of great quality, with a clear focus on the development of its brands. We have always prided ourselves on providing an excellent service and commitment to our customers, consumers and the environment. To achieve this we have developed production processes and quality guarantees that includes the following: selection of terroirs, grape varieties and clones, vineyard architecture, advanced irrigation systems, organic management and systems for monitoring the growth, ripening and development of the fruit. We currently have worldwide distribution and have a presence in more than 40 countries over the five continents. At the same time, we are leaders in Chile in the development of direct distribution channels, allowing us to maintain excellent communication with our customers and to face our challenges and opportunities with increased insight. philosophy Always receptive to the needs of our consumers, we have focused our efforts in the tireless search of quality. This has led us to understand and develop the best terroirs in Chile in order to promote the specific characteristics of our wines. That it is why we have concentrated our production in the Maipo and Casablanca Valleys, recognised worldwide for their climatic conditions and suitability for the production of excellent wines. Throughout all we do, we remain faithful to our pioneering past, always searching for new lands, varietal blends and styles. CHILEAN WINE REGIONS 30º 31º 32º 33º 34º 35º 36º 37º 38º 72º 71º 70º La Serena Ovalle Los Andes Valparaiso San Antonio Rancagua Santa Cruz Curicó Talca Chillán Los Ángeles Angol Concepción SANTIAGO Argentina Elqui Valley (344 ha) Aconcagua Valley (846 ha) Casablanca Valley (3.852 ha) San Antonio Valley (318 ha) Maipo Valley (9.895 ha) Cachapoal Valley (9.041 ha) Colchagua Valley (19.539 ha) Curicó Valley (16.011 ha) Maule Valley (25.443 ha) Itata Valley (9.485 ha) Malleco Valley (17 ha) Pacific Ocean Limarí Valley (1.280 ha) Bío Bío Valley (3.486 ha) Pelequén Wine Cellar A n d e s M o u n t a i n s Pacific Ocean
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history
Viña Morandé was founded in 1996 with the aim of producing innovative
wines of great quality, with a clear focus on the development of its brands.
We have always prided ourselves on providing an excellent service and
commitment to our customers, consumers and the environment.
To achieve this we have developed production processes and quality
guarantees that includes the following: selection of terroirs, grape
varieties and clones, vineyard architecture, advanced irrigation
systems, organic management and systems for monitoring the growth,
ripening and development of the fruit.
We currently have worldwide distribution and have a presence in more
than 40 countries over the five continents.
At the same time, we are leaders in Chile in the development of
direct distribution channels, allowing us to maintain excellent
communication with our customers and to face our challenges and
opportunities with increased insight.
philosophy
Always receptive to the needs of our consumers, we have focused
our efforts in the tireless search of quality. This has led us to
understand and develop the best terroirs in Chile in order to promote
the specific characteristics of our wines. That it is why we have
concentrated our production in the Maipo and Casablanca Valleys,
recognised worldwide for their climatic conditions and suitability for
the production of excellent wines.
Throughout all we do, we remain faithful to our pioneering past, always
searching for new lands, varietal blends and styles.
CHILEAN WINE REGIONS
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31º
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72º 71º 70º
La Serena
Ovalle
Los Andes
Valparaiso
San Antonio
Rancagua
Santa Cruz
Curicó
Talca
Chillán
Los Ángeles
Angol
Concepción
SANTIAGO
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Elqui Valley (344 ha)
Aconcagua Valley (846 ha)
Casablanca Valley (3.852 ha)
San Antonio Valley (318 ha)
Maipo Valley (9.895 ha)
Cachapoal Valley (9.041 ha)
Colchagua Valley (19.539 ha)
Curicó Valley (16.011 ha)
Maule Valley (25.443 ha)
Itata Valley (9.485 ha)
Malleco Valley (17 ha)
P a c i f i c O c e a n
Limarí Valley (1.280 ha)
Bío Bío Valley (3.486 ha)
Pelequén Wine Cellar
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