
Undurraga
Undurraga Sibaris Sauvignon Blanc Gran Reserva 750ml
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About the Undurraga Sibaris Sauvignon Blanc Gran Reserva 750ml
100% Sauvignon Blanc varietal from the Leyda Valley, made using selected grapes and bottled young.
The soils are fine textured. The thin upper layer is loamy-clayey and has little fertility. Below this is a sedimentary layer of cracked clay. The subsoil is decomposed granitic rock and has a diverse mineral structure. The Valley has gentle slopes with different areas exposed to differing levels of sunlight.
The climate is moderated by the cooling influence of the Pacific Ocean and summer coastal fogs which usually last until midday. This effect extends the ripening period, ensuring that the grapes mature slowly, leading to the development of intense, fresh flavours and aromas.
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Undurraga Sibaris Sauvignon Blanc Gran Reserva 750ml
Undurraga Sibaris Sauvignon Blanc Gran Reserva 750ml
100% Sauvignon Blanc varietal from the Leyda Valley, made using selected grapes and bottled young.
The soils are fine textured. The thin upper layer is loamy-clayey and has little fertility. Below this is a sedimentary layer of cracked clay. The subsoil is decomposed granitic rock and has a diverse mineral structure. The Valley has gentle slopes with different areas exposed to differing levels of sunlight.
The climate is moderated by the cooling influence of the Pacific Ocean and summer coastal fogs which usually last until midday. This effect extends the ripening period, ensuring that the grapes mature slowly, leading to the development of intense, fresh flavours and aromas.