Rapel Valley

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geographical region wine region

Rapel Valley is a prominent Chilean wine-producing region in the Central Valley known for its high-quality red wines, particularly Carmenère and Cabernet Sauvignon.

Aliases (1)

Colchagua Valley ×1

Statements (40)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	geographical region → wine region →
agriculturalProduct	table grapes → wine →
climate	Mediterranean climate →
country	Chile →
exportMarket	Brazil → United Kingdom → United States →
exportProduct	bottled wine →
grapeVariety	Chardonnay → Malbec → Merlot → Sauvignon Blanc → Syrah →
hasDesignation	Denomination of Origin (DO) →
hasHarvestSeason	late summer to early autumn →
hasRiver	Rapel River →
hasSubregion	Cachapoal Valley → Colchagua Valley →
influencedBy	Andes Mountains → Pacific Ocean →
knownFor	Cabernet Sauvignon wines → Carmenère wines → high-quality red wines → red wine production →
locatedIn	Central Valley (Chile) → O'Higgins Region →
locatedNorthOf	Curicó Valley →
locatedSouthOf	Maipo Valley →
notableFor	Carmenère revival in Chile →
partOf	Chile's Central Valley wine region →
primaryGrapeVariety	Cabernet Sauvignon → Carmenère →
regionType	macro-valley →
soilType	alluvial soils → clay soils → granite-based soils →
wineStyle	fruit-forward red wines → full-bodied red wines →

Referenced by (3)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
O’Higgins Region ("Colchagua Valley") →	hasWineValley
Carménère →	notableRegion
Central Valley of Chile →	wineRegion