Viña Tarapacá Riverscape Collection Sauvignon Blanc 2023
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For a class-act Sauvignon, try Vina Tarapacá's Riverscape. Wines from this grand, 148-year-old estate always impress, but this is a step up. Cooling breezes from the Andes whistle along the rivers and produce this crisp, grassy, tropical-fruit white.
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Wine Details
- White - Dry
Chile- Pale Straw With Green Glints
- Sauvignon Blanc
- 9.375 Units
- 12.5% ABV
- Vegetarian
- 31 December 2025
- Packaging Pioneer
Flavour Profile
Tasting notes
Refreshing guava and citrus, crisp, herbaceous
Allergy information
Contains Sulphites
The Story Behind the Bottle
This zesty, citrus white shows that Chile is a star with Sauvignon Blanc, both for quality and “fantastic value for money” (Peter Richards MW, Decanter). It's the creation of Viña Tarapacá, founded in 1874 in the Maipo Valley by Don Francisco de Rojas y Salamanca. He imported noble grape varieties from France and created an impressive estate with cool, high-altitude vineyards. Today they have all the latest gear in their pristine, modern winery. Winemaker is Sebastián Ruiz Flaño, who has sourced grapes from vines close to the river in Maipo, Maule and Curicó. There a cooling wind from the Andes ensures slow ripening and crisp, aromatic grapes. Bright and citrusy, this white is the perfect aperitif and partner to seafood or salads.
This zesty, citrus white shows that Chile is a star with Sauvignon Blanc, both for quality and “fantastic value for money” (Peter Richards MW, Decanter). It's the creation of Viña Tarapacá, founded in 1874 in the Maipo Valley by Don Francisco de Rojas y Salamanca. He imported noble grape varieties from France and created an impressive estate with cool, high-altitude vineyards. Today they have all the latest gear in their pristine, modern winery. Winemaker is Sebastián Ruiz Flaño, who has sourced grapes from vines close to the river in Maipo, Maule and Curicó. There a cooling wind from the Andes ensures slow ripening and crisp, aromatic grapes. Bright and citrusy, this white is the perfect aperitif and partner to seafood or salads.
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