Wine Fact of the day!

Thanks to my brother I'm going to start a daily wine fact to help everyone who isn't sure what everything I talk about means. I hope to link it to each review to help you understand and if there is something you want explained please ask. Today's fact is about the Rapel Valley, the region the Rayun Wines are from. Located in central Chile, the Rapel Valley has warm days and cool nights which makes it ideal for growing most grapes. There are two sub-regions called the Cachapoal Valley and the Colchagua Valley. The most widely planted grapes are Cabernet Sauvignon, Chardonnay and Sauvignon Blanc. There are many producers in this region that make wine from the value level all the way to the ultra premium wines that get monster scores from international publications. What else would you like to know?