The thrill of elegance: South America’s quest for fine white wine
A continent that has hitherto been best known for its reds is now producing fine whites in a hugely diverse range of grape varieties, terroirs, and…
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A continent that has hitherto been best known for its reds is now producing fine whites in a hugely diverse range of grape varieties, terroirs, and…
By Amanda Barnes
A Chilean biodynamic pioneer is the latest influential South American winemaker in Amanda Barnes' series.
By Amanda Barnes
Amanda Barnes’ series on influential South American winemakers continues with an Argentinian maestro.
By Amanda Barnes
In the first of a series on influential South American winemakers, Amanda Barnes profiles a Chilean innovator.
By Amanda Barnes
One of Argentina’s leading producers of single-vineyard Malbec impresses with its first-ever white wine.
By Amanda Barnes
The coastal Uruguayan region produces wines of mineral verve and energy.
By Amanda Barnes
Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, and Riesling are flourishing in the volcanic soils of Chile's deep south.
By Amanda Barnes
Cinsault, País, and white field blends are the old-vine stars in coastal Itata.
By Amanda Barnes
LImarí's cool climate and limestone soils yield some of Chile's finest Chardonnay and Pinot Noir.
By Amanda Barnes