Valle de la Concepción

21°41′42″S 64°39′23″W / 21.695015°S 64.656327°W / -21.695015; -64.656327 Valle de la Concepción is a mesothermal valley in the far south of the Bolivian Andes. It is a wine region of Bolivia.[1] Relative to other areas of vineyards in Bolivia valle de la Concepción is prone to experience hail.[1]

The valley, alongside other areas southeast of Tarija, was the homeland of the Churumatas tribe which was otherwise greatly scattered during the times of the Inca and Spanish empires.[2]

References

  1. ^ a b Antelo Bruno, Luis (2012). "El clima vitícola de las regiones productoras de uvas para de Bolivia". In Tonietto, Jorge; Sotés Ruiz, Vicende; Gómez-Miguel, Vicente D. (eds.). Clima, zonificación y tipicidad del vino en regiones vitivinícolas iberoamericanas (PDF) (in Spanish). Madrid. pp. 99–104.{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: location missing publisher (link)
  2. ^ Presta, Ana María; del Rio, Mercedes (1993). "Reflexiones sobre los churumatas del sur de Bolivia, siglos XVI-XVII". Histórica (in Spanish). XVII (2): 223–237.
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