Will Lyons: Thinking of Chile
UK wine writer Will Lyons takes a post-earthquake pause to reflect on Chile and Chilean wine
Canada’s Beppi Crosariol waxes poetic on Chilean wine
Canadian wine writer Beppi Crosariol finds inspiration in Pablo Neruda’s Ode to Wine.
James Molesworth on Chilean Wine Industry Post-Earthquake
James Molesworth, of Wine Spectatorm spoke with René Merino and filed this report on the state of the Chilean wine industry post-Earthquake.
Decanter: Damage to Chilean Wine Industry not as Bad as Feared
Decanter magazine reports the most current information on the Chilean wine industry post-quake.
Chile’s 3C’s: Cabernet, Carmenere, and Carignan
Montreal Gazette wine writer Bill Zacharkiw turns his thoughts and palate turn to Chile’s Cabernet Sauvignon, and another two varietals that blew him away: Carmenere and Carignan.
Bill Zacharkiw on Chile’s Wine Regions in the Montreal Gazette
The Andes, the Coastal Range and everything above, below and in between… Montreal Gazette winewriter–and Wines of Chile Awards judge–Bill Zacharkiw reflects on the significance of Chile’s wine regions and regionality in the .
Anthony Gismondi on Chile’s Reputation & Carmenere
Canadian winewriter Anthony Gismondi was among the judges who tasted hundreds of Chilean wines during the 7th Annual Wines of Chile Awards held in Santiago in January. He’s back home now and sorting his way through his notes, impressions, and memories. Especially with regard to Carmenere. And as always, he’s telling it just the way [...]
Errázuriz Wild Ferment Pinot Noir on Sexiest Top 5 List
Nat MacLean names Viña Errázuriz Wild Ferment Pinot Noir from the Casablanca Valley to her Top 5 Sexiest Pinot Noir list in epicurious.com.
Tom Cannavan’s Chile from North to South Part II
Tom Cannavan continues his his Chilean journey by exploring Aconcagua, Casablanca, San Antonio & Leyda.
