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Traiguén is a precise Malleco wine origin with a well-documented Chardonnay story.

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Traiguén wines in New Hampshire

Traiguén is a precise Malleco wine origin with a well-documented Chardonnay story.

About Traiguén

Chardonnay white

White

Chardonnay.

A fresh yet textured white, with orchard fruit and potential nutty notes from barrel maturation; a representative local expression.

Where it grows: The commune of Traiguén, the named wine area within Valle del Malleco in Araucanía.

Traiguén’s delimited wine area gives a closer origin within Malleco. Aquitania’s SOLdeSOL project provides a clear example of Chardonnay grown here and transported to a winery elsewhere for production. That distinction shows why vineyard origin matters more than cellar address. Pinot Noir and other short-cycle varieties add further routes through this cooler southern vineyard setting. Named area under Decree 464. Some areas include several communes and must not use only their namesake commune as the boundary.

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