While they are home to some of the oldest vineyards in Brazil, the small plains and hills in southern Rio Grande do Sul, on the border of Uruguay, have been receiving new bold investments.
The concentration of extremes does not lower the prestige of Campanha, as it has been focused by the Brazilian wine industry. Long days, with great period of light for the plants, and large variation in temperature between day and night benefit the cultivation of vines. These favorable conditions are complemented by the soil, rich in granite and limestone.
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