The País grape is Chile's ancestral varietal, gone wild in the forests of Chile's southern coastal mountain range. Farmers have to climb ladders to gather the grapes - making a light, crisp wine, using clay amphorae and natural yeasts. It is unfiltered, basically 100% natural. The País grapes are normally red but in the woods in Bouchon's winery some have mutated into white, from where this wine is made, creating a totally unique product. ('Salvaje' means wild.)