Viña Vieja Napoleon Moscato Bianco

Viña Vieja Napoleon Moscato Bianco is a sparkling wine produced in the Ica region of Peru. The brand, Viña Vieja, is steeped in over a century of history, having been established in 1885 by Francisco Corbetto Toché and Isabel Tonola de Corbetto in the Chincha Valley.

Today, the winery remains a prominent family-owned business, currently managed by the Rotondo family. The production facility, Agrícola Viña Vieja Viña Sta Isabel S.A.C., combines traditional viticulture with modern industrial technology. The vineyards benefit from the unique microclimate of the Peruvian coast, characterized by high solar radiation and cooling sea breezes, which allows for the slow ripening of Moscato grapes. The company is a key player in the Peruvian wine industry, exporting its portfolio—including brands like Pisco Vargas and Finca Rotondo—to international markets across the Americas and Europe.