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===Upland===

The wine regions in [[Esquinia]] are known for bold experimentation and an unwavering dedication to quality winemaking, primarily because it is the most stable wine growing area in [[Burgundie]], but also because it needs to find ways to distinguish its wine among a broad array of "Deric wines". Because of its ideal climate and altitude the Upland regions boasts a whole host of grape varietals. Predominant among these are Nebbiolo and Tempranillo, each expressing the unique characteristics of the region's terroir. Nebbiolo, known for its robust tannins and complex aromas, flourishes in the valley's warm days and cool nights. Tempranillo is celebrated for its versatility.

The terroir of the Upland regions are characterized by a combination of factors, including well-drained soils, ample sunlight, and cooling breezes. The region's topography, featuring slopes, mesas, and varied elevations, contributes to diverse microclimates that influence grape development. The warm, dry summers and mild winters, ensures optimal conditions for grape ripening, resulting in wines with balanced acidity and concentrated flavors. Vintners in the region, of 5th or 6th generation family run vineyards, seek to differentiate themselves implementing sustainable and organic practices in vineyard management. The embrace of modern techniques, such as precision irrigation and canopy management, coexists with a respect for traditional winemaking wisdom. The result is a harmonious blend of innovation and heritage, reflecting a commitment to environmental stewardship and the creation of exceptional wines.

Beyond viticulture, vineyards of the Upland exemplify a holistic approach to the wine experience. Wineries often feature architecturally striking facilities that seamlessly blend with the natural surroundings. Culinary excellence is a hallmark, with many wineries boasting world-class restaurants that complement the diverse array of wines produced. This integration of architecture, gastronomy, and viticulture contributes to a comprehensive and immersive wine-tourism experience. The Upland regions have garnered international acclaim, with wines earning recognition in prestigious competitions and gaining a foothold in global markets. This recognition underscores the region's emergence as a significant player in the world of fine wines, with a distinct identity rooted in its terroir and the passion of its winemakers.

==Additional appellations==

===Chaukhira===

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+The wine regions in [[Esquinia]] are known for bold experimentation and an unwavering dedication to quality winemaking, primarily because it is the most stable wine growing area in [[Burgundie]], but also because it needs to find ways to distinguish its wine among a broad array of "Deric wines". Because of its ideal climate and altitude the Upland regions boasts a whole host of grape varietals. Predominant among these are Nebbiolo and Tempranillo, each expressing the unique characteristics of the region's terroir. Nebbiolo, known for its robust tannins and complex aromas, flourishes in the valley's warm days and cool nights. Tempranillo is celebrated for its versatility.
+The terroir of the Upland regions are characterized by a combination of factors, including well-drained soils, ample sunlight, and cooling breezes. The region's topography, featuring slopes, mesas, and varied elevations, contributes to diverse microclimates that influence grape development. The warm, dry summers and mild winters, ensures optimal conditions for grape ripening, resulting in wines with balanced acidity and concentrated flavors. Vintners in the region, of 5th or 6th generation family run vineyards, seek to differentiate themselves implementing sustainable and organic practices in vineyard management. The embrace of modern techniques, such as precision irrigation and canopy management, coexists with a respect for traditional winemaking wisdom. The result is a harmonious blend of innovation and heritage, reflecting a commitment to environmental stewardship and the creation of exceptional wines.
+Beyond viticulture, vineyards of the Upland exemplify a holistic approach to the wine experience. Wineries often feature architecturally striking facilities that seamlessly blend with the natural surroundings. Culinary excellence is a hallmark, with many wineries boasting world-class restaurants that complement the diverse array of wines produced. This integration of architecture, gastronomy, and viticulture contributes to a comprehensive and immersive wine-tourism experience. The Upland regions have garnered international acclaim, with wines earning recognition in prestigious competitions and gaining a foothold in global markets. This recognition underscores the region's emergence as a significant player in the world of fine wines, with a distinct identity rooted in its terroir and the passion of its winemakers.
 ==Additional appellations==
 ===Chaukhira===

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