Casa Silva Viognier Lolol Gran Terroir blend-vs-mono planted in calcareous soil of

planted in calcareous soil of gravel and clay

Our wine experts were full of praise for this red wine from Sonoma County

but the fermentation process is interrupted with a few grams of residual sugar remaining

the winery has practiced organic farming because it understands that listening to and respecting the vineyards and nature is essential for producing great wines

Casa Silva Viognier Lolol Gran Terroir blend-vs-mono planted in calcareous soil ofAs far as we're concerned, this Casa Silva Viognier Lolol from the Gran Terroir series is a surefire success. Viognier, a grape variety that's not easy to grow, but winemaker Mario Geisse certainly knows how to make a top notch wine from its golden juice. It's truly a unique piece of craftsmanship, made with grapes from the Lolol vineyard in Colchagua. The Lolol vineyards for this Viognier The old vineyard benefits from all the beautiful