Dias Verano
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Typically best enjoyed young and fresh, within 1–3 years of vintage release.
🍽️ wine.food_pairings
spicy Thai green curry, fresh sea bass ceviche, goat cheese salad
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Miguel Torres Chile's Días de Verano (meaning 'Summer Days') is a vibrant homage to the sun-drenched, breezy coastal summers of southern Chile. Crafted in the historic Itata Valley within the Sur region, this wine is a celebration of Moscatel de Alejandría, one of the oldest grape varieties brought to the Americas by Spanish missionaries in the 16th century. For decades, these ancient, dry-farmed bush vines were overlooked, but the Torres family's commitment to reviving Chile's viticultural heritage has brought them back into the spotlight. Grown on ancient granitic soils and cooled by maritime breezes, the grapes undergo cold fermentation in stainless steel tanks to preserve their intensely aromatic, floral, and grapey character, resulting in a wine that is wonderfully crisp, dry, and expressive.
🍾 wine.about_producer
Founded in 1870 by Jaime and Miguel Torres Vendrell in Vilafranca del Penedès, Catalonia, Familia Torres is one of Spain's most historic and influential wine dynasties. Under the pioneering leadership of fourth-generation patriarch Miguel A. Torres, the family revolutionized Spanish winemaking by introducing stainless steel fermentation and international varieties, while also expanding globally to Chile in 1979 with Miguel Torres Chile. Today, the estate is celebrated for its commitment to regenerative viticulture, climate change mitigation, and the recovery of ancestral grape varieties. Their diverse portfolio spans iconic Catalan labels like Gran Coronas to acclaimed Chilean expressions like Manso Velasco and the Santa Digna range, showcasing a masterful blend of traditional heritage and modern innovation.