These delicate young white grapes are growing in Chile’s Casablanca Valley, a relatively small and new area for wine production. The first vines were planted in 1983 followed by production beginning in 1989. Now about 3,500 acres are devoted to wine. The Casas del Bosque vineyard’s 573 acres represents more than 16% of that land. They are located within Casablanca, a small town of about 22,000 residents.
