Chilean wine brands combine French expertise with unique terroir. Almaviva, a joint venture with Mouton Rothschild, and Sena by Errazuriz compete with top Bordeaux. Chile's rediscovery of Carmenere — an old Bordeaux variety — gave the country its signature grape. From the arid Atacama to the cool Casablanca Valley, Chile's diversity is extraordinary.
Chilean Wine Brands: From the Andes to the Pacific
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