Everyone knows Sauvignon Blanc, and maybe you’ve heard of Sauvignon Gris, but have you heard of Sauvignon Vert (AKA Sauvignonasse or Friulano)? Continue reading
Wine Review: 2017 Vina Garces Silva Amayna Pinot Noir Leyda
Garces Silva Amayna Pinot Noir is a benchmark for what Chilean Pinot can achieve on the more modern voluptuous side of the spectrum. Continue reading
Wine Review: 2016 Errázuriz Cabernet Sauvignon Aconcagua Alto
If you haven’t tried Chilean wine before, a good introduction is Erráziruz’s wines. Continue reading
Wine Review: 2019 Undurraga T.H. Sauvignon Blanc Leyda
Another great Undurraga T.H. wine showing why Chile makes some of the best value Sauvignon Blanc in the world. Continue reading
Wine Review: Malbec Taste Off (France, Argentina, & Chile)
Most of you are familiar with Argentinian Malbec, but how does it compare to Malbec from its original home in France? In addition, where does Chilean Malbec fit in? Continue reading
Wine Review: 2018 San Pedro Tayu 1865 Pinot Noir Malleco
The largest group of indigenous peoples living in Chile are the Mapuche. Despite being part of Chile’s mixed ethnic make-up and culture, many Mapuche communities still struggle for autonomy and rights. That’s why I was fascinated to see this wine project between the Mapuche of Buchahueico and Vina San Pedro. Continue reading
Wine Review: Undurraga Suprême Extra Brut Espumante Leyda
Did you know that Chile also makes sparkling wines called Espumante? How does this Undurraga Extra Brut made in the traditional method taste? Continue reading
Wine Review: 2 Boutique Wines (2 Vinos de Autor)
Despite having tasted hundreds of different Chilean wines, there are still producers I haven’t tried and new producers popping up. How do these 2 boutique wines measure up? Continue reading
Review: Lapostolle Pisco
Famous for its Clos Apalta and other wines, did you know that Lapostolle also makes pisco? Continue reading
Wine Review: 2018 Undurraga T.H. Carignan Maule
If you haven’t tried Undurraga’s T.H. series or Chilean Carignan, you’re missing out. It’s a great price for a small production terroir-driven wine. Continue reading