Toro de Piedra Sauvignon Blanc

Tasting Notes and Characteristics:

Toro de Piedra Sauvignon Blanc goes down crisp and zesty, with that mouthwatering citrus snap and a clean, refreshing finish that keeps you reaching for another sip. Made as a Sauvignon Blanc in Chile, it’s crafted in a bright, modern style that leans into fresh fruit and lively acidity, and it sits at 0.13 ABV. It’s the kind of bottle that fits effortlessly into an easy meal, like cracking open a few oysters or spreading goat cheese on warm bread while the wine’s tangy lift cuts right through and keeps everything tasting vivid.

Producer Information: Viña Requingua

Viña Requingua is a family-run winery rooted in Chile’s Maule Valley, with vineyards around Sagrada Familia that channel the region’s warm days, cool nights, and varied soils into expressive, fruit-driven wines. The producer pairs long-standing cellar know-how with careful vineyard work, focusing on classic Chilean strengths like Cabernet Sauvignon and Carmenère alongside Syrah, Merlot, and fresh whites such as Sauvignon Blanc and Chardonnay. In the wider Viña Requingua portfolio, labels like Toro de Piedra and Puerto Viejo showcase a range from approachable everyday bottlings to more structured reserve-style expressions, all tied back to Maule’s distinctly agricultural landscape and hands-on winemaking culture.