Collection: Ica Valley

A valley in the middle of the Tropic of Cancer. It would only be logical to assume that such a geographic location would demand that wine be cultivated exclusively at high altitudes. However, at night, heat dissipates dramatically as the Pacific Ocean floods this desert-like region with cool wind and fog. This leads to day- and nighttime temperatures which often differ by over 20°C, conditions which ensure that grapes ripen fully, yet still retain vital acidity. Sandy soils of volcanic origin pay tribute to the Pacific belt and lend the wine an unmistakably Peruvian character.