Cono Sur

- Cono Sur was established in 1993 in the Colchagua valley, one of Chile's famous wine producing regions. Cono Sur is part of Concha y Toro, one of Chile's largest wine groups.

- Cono Sur owns vineyards throughout many of Chile's famous wine regions, including Casablanca Valley, Maipo Valley, Colchagua Valley, and Bio Bio Valley. Each region has special climatic and soil conditions, creating wines with diverse and rich flavors.

- Cono Sur is especially famous for Pinot Noir wine. They have invested heavily in research and development to perfect the technique of growing and producing wine from this grape variety, turning it into one of the winery's key products.

- Besides Pinot Noir, Cono Sur also produces many other wines from grape varieties such as Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc, and Carmenere. This diversity helps Cono Sur meet many different consumer preferences.

- Cono Sur is committed to sustainable agricultural practices and environmental protection. They use organic and biodynamic farming methods, minimize the use of chemicals and promote protection of the natural ecosystem in the vineyards.

- Cono Sur combines traditional production techniques with modern technology to create high quality wine products. They focus on experimentation and continuous improvement, from choosing grape varieties, to fermentation, to aging the wine in oak barrels.

- Cono Sur wines have a distinctive label design, often including an image of a bicycle, symbolizing the winery's sustainability and commitment to environmental protection. Packaging is often modern and sophisticated, reflecting the quality and value of the product.