Curicó Valley wine region

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The Curicó Valley wine region is a prominent Chilean wine-producing area in the Central Valley known for its diverse microclimates and high-quality varietals, especially Cabernet Sauvignon and Sauvignon Blanc.

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Curicó Valley 3
Curicó Valley wine region canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical region
wine region
climate Mediterranean climate
continent South America
country Chile
countryRegion Maule Region of Chile
linked to: Maule Region
economicActivity viticulture
wine tourism
exportMarket international wine markets
grapeVariety Cabernet Sauvignon
Carmenère
linked to: Carménère

Chardonnay
Merlot
Sauvignon Blanc
harvestSeason austral autumn
hasFeature Andes mountain influence
Pacific Ocean influence
alluvial soils
irrigation from Andean rivers
hasSubregion Lontué Valley
linked to: Maule Valley

Teno area
historicalDevelopment expanded significantly in late 20th century
irrigation drip irrigation
furrow irrigation
knownFor diverse microclimates
high-quality varietal wines
wine production
latitudeApprox around 35°S
locatedIn Central Valley wine region
Maule Region
locatedNear city of Curicó
linked to: Curicó
mainCity Curicó
partOf Chilean Central Valley wine zone
regulatoryStatus recognized Chilean Denomination of Origin (DO)
soilType clay
gravel
subregionOf Central Valley wine region of Chile
typicalCabernetProfile ripe fruit and soft tannins
typicalSauvignonBlancProfile fresh and aromatic
wineStyle red wine
varietal wine
white wine

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Curicó Basin partOfWineRegion Curicó Valley wine region
Rapel Valley locatedNorthOf Curicó Valley
linked to: Curicó Valley wine region
Central Valley wine region hasSubregion Curicó Valley
linked to: Curicó Valley wine region
Curicó Province wineRegion Curicó Valley
linked to: Curicó Valley wine region