If you like aromatic wines like Moscatel (Muscat) or Gewurztraminer, try this aromatic wine but with a Greek twist. Continue reading
Author: winediplomats
Wine Review: Chilean Garnacha
Let’s taste some Chilean Garnacha (Grenache). Continue reading
Wine Tourism in Chile: Viña Santa Rita – World’s Best Winery?
Chile has some world class wineries not only to collect and taste their wines but also visit. One that’s been on my list for a while is Viña Santa Rita. Continue reading
Wine Review: Villalobos Wine
This was one of my favorite producers when I first came to Chile, but it’s been almost 5 years since I last tasted one of their wines. Are they still one of my favorites? Continue reading
Wine Review: What is “Treixadura”?
Have you tried the Spanish/Portuguese variety “Treixadura”? Probably, but not as a single-varietal wine. Continue reading
Wine Review: Chile’s Rising Star
Let’s review a wine from one of Chile’s top new winemakers. Continue reading
Psychology of Wine: Time Perspective
Do wine lovers share personality traits? How does our time perspective affect our relationship with wine? Continue reading
Wine Review: Uruguay Beyond Tannat Part 2
If you’ve tried wine from Uruguay outside of Uruguay, Garzon Tannat is likely to have been your first Uruguayan wine. However, they have other wines in their lineup which are starting to make their way abroad as well. Let’s try a couple. Continue reading
Wine Review: Chilean Blanc de Noirs
Let’s try a rare non-sparkling Chilean Blanc de Noirs made from Pais. This is not to be confused with the just as rare Pais Blanco, a white mutation of the red variety Pais.
Wine Review: The World’s Most Southern Wines
Chile now has the world’s most southern wines. Let’s explore some fairly new labels from Chilean Patagonia. Continue reading