“…The São Francisco Valley presents fairly poor soil, which favors the quality of the grape (Farias, 2014). Brazilian producing regions have in common, besides the technology used in the cultivation of grapes, a good thermal amplitude, ranging from 28 o C during the day to 13 o C at night, which contribute for the grapes to develop better flavors (Farias, 2014). The wine region of Chile has also great thermal amplitude in the region near to Cordillera and its soil ranges from the lightest and most fertile to the poorest, as in the Colchágua region, and infertile with layers of clay and granite, as in Casablanca Valley.…”