The Maule Valley in Chile has a Mediterranean-like climate, with mild winters and dry summers, with a marked range of temperatures between day and night. This allows the grapes to get ripe tannins, as well as excellent aromas and color concentration. Soils are a combination of sand and volcanic ash and the flat terrain gets superb sunlight. Yields are carefully controlled to produce concentrated wines, with excellent quality and elegance. 

Camino de Chile Pinot Noir is an intense, complex wine with aromas and flavors of black cherries, blueberries, strawberries, cassis, red and green bell pepper, hazelnut, vanilla, leather and toast. On the palate it has a very good structure, with mature tannins, fresh black fruit, and a smoky, spicy character. A great match for red meats, lamb chops, grilled vegetables, strong and mature cheeses.