SAUVIGNON BLANC
Buen Andrés
D.O. MAULE VALLEY
Vintage/Wine Name: 2024 Buen Andres Sauvignon Blanc
Producer: Viña San Andres
Description: Medium to full bodied, oak aged, dry red wine
Blend Composition: 100% Sauvignon Blanc
Blend Origin: Valle Del Maule
Vineyard Notes: Trellised vineyards.
Oak Treatment: No oak treatments.
Analysis: Alc. %: 12.4 R.S.: 1.20 P.H.: 3.35
Final Filtration: 0.45 – sterile membrane
Winemaker: Juan E Sepúlveda
Vintage Notes:
The 2024 vintage began with reasonable weather throughout bloom and set. During the sizing phase, we experienced very warm
weather that affected berry growth on many varietals. In mid-March, while harvest
slowed due to moderate temperatures, the prolonged ripening period-maintained
vine balance and higher fruit quality. Overall, the 2023 vintage delivered yields
slightly normal while upholding our desired fruit characteristics and quality. Picked
by hand during the last week of February.
Fermentation Notes
The fruit was harvested on March 6, 2023, at optimum ripeness. The grapes were hand-picked into 15-pound boxes and transported to the winery.
The whole-cluster was gentle press, then the juice was racked to stainless steel tank, fermented under temperature control.
The wine was soon after the
fermentation start the cold stabilization to preserve the refreshing acidity and fresh tasting.
Tasting Notes
This vibrant fruity expression of a Sauvignon Blanc wine awakens the senses with its bright aromas and crisp, herbaceous flavors has succulent flavors of, lime, and green apple, that linger on the dry, clean finish. You’ll be thrilled to pair this wine with seafood, shellfish, oysters. For veggies, think green. The wine’s herbal notes will nicely punctuate everything from fresh salads to grilled or sautéed asparagus, zucchini, and green beans. For best results, serve at 47-52 degrees
know about our
Philosofy
Viña San Andres is located in the heart of the Maule Valley between the Claro and Maule River. This area is located at 40 miles from the Pacific Ocean: Alluvial soils, with
clay and high percent of rounded rocks in the profile. with deep alluvial soils. The
waterways also help moderate extreme weather conditions throughout the year by protecting the vineyards from spring frosts and lowering the maximum summer temperatures.
Maule Valley possesses unique climatic and soil conditions ideal for the production
of fine wine. Rainfall concentrated in the winter and spring time July to October,
high temperatures in the summer, 29-32 °C during the day and temperatures of
16-18 °C at night this significant temperature difference between day and night
provide important features to produce wine.
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