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Brazil is a country of continental dimensions and as such, it presents great diversity in terms of climate, soil and vegetation. In its geography the humid and sub-humid climate prevails, ideal for the freshest, aromatic and delicate grape varieties and wines that please the profile of the Brazilian consumer.
In the extreme south of Brazil, the city of Flores da Cunha is located, a small municipality where about 30 thousand people live, with predominance of rural families, responsible for the largest grape production in Brazil, especially American varieties.
It is in this small portion of Brazil, known as Serra Gaúcha, that the Altos Montes Region is located, 850 meters above sea level. The grapes grown in this region receive periods of long sunshine, light and dry heat during the summer and adapt well to the harsh winters with intense cold and rain.
