La Unión, Wine producer municipality in Valle del Cauca, Colombia.
La Unión is a town in Valle del Cauca located between the Western and Central mountain ranges at about 975 meters elevation. The town spreads along the western bank of the Cauca River, a geography that provides ideal conditions for growing grapes.
The settlement was founded in 1604 by Juan Jacinto Palomino and residents from Toro. It became an official municipality in 1890 after existing as a small community for nearly 3 centuries.
Wine production shapes how people here spend their days and marks the rhythm of the town throughout the year. The grape harvest season brings the community together and influences local traditions and celebrations.
The town lies approximately 163 kilometers from Cali and connects to the city through a main road. When you visit, you will find agricultural markets and local recreational facilities spread throughout the town.
Casa Grajales, Colombia's largest wine producer, operates its main production facility and vineyards within the town. This major winery is so central to the local economy that it has shaped the identity of the place over decades.
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