Viña González Bastías, Maule Valley, Chile: exciting naturally made wines from an amazing old vineyard
A small Chilean winery in the Maule Valley is making waves with naturally fermented wines from a historic six-hectare vineyard. Run by Jose Luís Bastías and Daniela Lorenzo, Viña González Bastías represents the exciting intersection of heritage viticulture and natural winemaking methods that's reshaping South America's wine landscape. It's a compelling example of how traditional vineyards are finding new relevance through innovative, hands-on production approaches.
Originally published by Wineanorak
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