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Pinot Noir
Leyda offers a more precise coastal origin within San Antonio, with Pinot Noir and ocean-influenced freshness.
Fragrant red fruit and fresh acidity with a fine tannin structure; maturation adds varying amounts of savoury and oak detail.
A dry, bright expression with red-fruit and citrus notes, made with limited colour extraction rather than prolonged red-wine maceration.
Leyda is nested within the San Antonio subregion and the broader Aconcagua wine region. Pacific breezes and cool growing conditions make it a distinctive setting for Pinot Noir and white varieties. The zone is an origin, not one winery: the Leyda producer name also appears on bottles, so check the stated grape origin. Pinot Noir can appear as both a red wine and a fresh rosé, depending on how it is made.
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Leyda. 1 wine in Quebec.