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Established in 1993, William Fèvre Chile is the result of a partnership between Chilean Victor Pino Torche, and renowned Chablis producer William Fèvre, focusing on small scale, slow production utilising modern equipment. The Little Quino is from the cool climate Malleco Valley, Chile's Southernmost viticultural region, where grapes are grown on the area's volcanic soils. The wine is made with minimal intervention, in order to reflect the unique terroir and maximise varietal character, and sees no oak use in production.

Martin Lam: Lifted, captivating nose of red berries and aromatics. Very direct, with fresh acidity, lovely fruit ripeness and herbal notes.
Peter Richards MW: Lovely floral and red berry perfume. Gentle and insistent. Earthy and leafy but in a good way. Precise, nuanced and detailed style. Lovely juicy berry acidity, some minerality and poise. Balanced, young and a lovely style from the South, this is where Chile should be looking to for the future of its Pinot. Super moreish.
Patricio Tapia: A pure and crystal clear expression of Pinot Noir, this is filled with red fruits and mineral tones melted in a bright, nervous acidity. A beautiful wine.

Pinot Noir / Pinot Nero

William Fèvre Chile, Little Quino Pinot Noir, Malleco Valley, Chile, 2018

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Established in 1993, William Fèvre Chile is the result of a partnership between Chilean Victor Pino Torche, and renowned Chablis

William Fèvre Chile, Little Quino Pinot Noir, 2018

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