In Fundo La Floresta, the company holds over 117 Ha of Hass Avocadoes, 53,8 Ha of Lane Late and Washington Parent Oranges, and 52 Ha of Vineyards.

Avocado
Planted Surface: 117 Ha.
Availability: September to January. 

We are a leading player in the production of Hass avocado. The Hass variety comes from the name of the fruit tree, which was originated from a Guatemalan seed, and first cultivated in 1926 at the garden of Mr. RG Hassen at La Habra, California. This variety was later patented in 1935, and entered the commercial market in 1960. 

Orange
Planted Surface: 53,8 Ha. 
Availability: From July to September.

Agrícola La Cascada, through its 48 Ha of Lane Late Oranges, is distinguished for having one of the sweetest oranges variety, characterized by a low acidity grade that makes it the world’s favorite variety for wither table or juice purposes.  The Lane Late variety was discovered in 1950, due to a spontaneous mutation of Washington Navel variety in Australia, which began to spread out in Spain in the late 1980s. The company also farms 5 Ha of Washington Parent variety.

Vineyard
Planted Surface: 52 Ha. 
Availability: From February to May.

Our 52 Ha of wine grapes allow us to service premium local wineries. We grow several varieties, including Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc, Pinot Noir, and Syrah. Our grapes have their origin in the Leyda Valley, an area located in the province of San Antonio, which is characterized by a moderate climate due to the proximity of the sea. Located 130 km west of Santiago, the unique climate that surrounds our vineyards brings a slower production than usual, delivering grapes with a very concentrated flavor and fragrance, making it a totally distinctive compared with other terroirs.