The Mori Valley in the central valley of Chile, south of Santiago, is composed of a vertical valley walls; the valley enjoys a gentle sea breeze from the west, snow in the Andes in the east, a Mediterranean climate in southern Europe fed by snowpack. It is a unique treasure. There are 16,966 hectares of large vineyards in the area, accounting for 30% of the total vineyard area in Chile. The planted soil is composed of volcanic ash soil and sandy land. The flat terrain gives the vineyard an excellent sun exposure, and strict management creates a rich but elegant wine.