2010 J. Bouchon Unoaked Chardonnay (Maule Valley)
Fresh, fruity, floral, white and yellow fruit, a hint of exotic, refreshing citrus; juicy, fresh, very enjoyable, easy drinking and gastronomic wine, very well-balanced, slightly mineral in the finish. christiancallec.com
2009 Estampa Viognier/Chardonnay (Colchagua Valley)
Delicate golden hue with a soft touch of green. The Viognier contributes notes of ripe apricots and exotic sub-tropical fruits, whilst citrus and green apple notes are added by the Chardonnay. Crispy and intense fruit flavours, with fresh acidity and creamy finish. estampa.com
2010 Amayna Sauvignon Blanc (Leyda Valley)
The Garces Silva family’s Amayna vineyards are located in the Leyda Valley between the Coastal Mountain Range and Pacific Ocean. Poor soils and gentle ocean breezes create a Sauvignon Blanc with great intensity, floral aromas and fresh, exotic fruit. This is a full, balanced white wine that pairs well with goat cheese, shellfish and mild fish. Can age three years. puro-chile.com
2010 Casas del Bosque Reserve Sauvignon Blanc (Casablanca Valley)
Light and elegant, with floral and talcum powder hints and a whiff of lime on the finish. Wine Spectator
2010 Casa Silva ‘Cool Coast’ Sauvignon Blanc (Coastal Colchagua)
This has concentration, focus and length, with a racy beam of white asparagus, fleur de sel and lemon zest notes that carry nicely through the pure, well-defined finish. Rated 89 Wine Spectator
2007 Santa Rita ‘Floresta’ Sauvignon Blanc (Leyda Valley)
The 2007 Sauvignon Blanc Floresta from the cool-climate Leyda Valley is a first class effort with an expressive bouquet of minerals, fresh herbs, grapefruit, and gooseberry. Round and complex, the wine has exceptional depth and concentration. Should be consumed over the next 1-2 years. Santa Rita produces a wide range of wines in all price categories. A significant number offer excellent value and the top wines are Chilean icons.Rated 90 Wine Advocate