The Casablanca Valley has a total surface of 952,5 km2. Little by little, this Chilean valley has become a world wide recognized place to produce high quality wines. Today, there are more than 4.000 hectares of productive vineyards.

This valley is surrounded by the Cost Mountain Range, and it is open to the Pacific ocean breeze. With a semi-arid climate, low temperatures and morning fog, this is an idyllic place to produce fresh and fully flavor wines.

Casablanca Valley stands out for producing the best white wines and Pinot Noir of Chile, as well as very good medium ripeness red wines such as Merlot and excellent Syrah.