Chile
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Franco-Chilean Altair to be launched at en primeur
St Emilion grand cru Château Dassault, Chilean wine giant San Pedro and consultant Pascal Chatonnet are set to release their new Chilean wine.
By Jim Budd Last updated
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First Italian-Chilean joint venture
The first Italian-Chilean joint venture has just been announced in Chile – between Marchesi Antinori and Chilean winery Haras de Pirque.
By Beverley Blanning MW Last updated
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Chilean exports: massive increase in volume and value
Chilean exports to the UK have shot up by over 25%, and show a similarly massive increase in value, the latest figures show.
By Adam Lechmere Last updated
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Chile and Argentina
NORM ROBY last visited the wine regions of Chile and Argentina in 1992. On a recent trip, he was bowled over by the dramatic leap in quality
By Decanter Staff Last updated
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An interview with Alexandra Marnier Lapostolle
By John Stimpfig Last updated
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New World Sauvignon
New Zealand set the world alight when it started producing quality Sauvignon Blanc back in the 1980s. Now Chile and South Africa are catching up, says SARA BASRA
By Decanter Staff Last updated
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Rothschild to finally take over Chalone
By Decanter Staff Last updated
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Chile looks to Tuscan joint ventures
The Chilean government is actively encouraging Tuscan vintners to invest in the country.
By Michele Shah Last updated
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Chilean exports continue to grow [correction]
Chilean wine exports to the UK have continued to surge – putting Chile second to Australia in terms of New World exports in the restaurant trade.
By Decanter Staff Last updated
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South Africa production to overtake Germany, Portugal, Chile
By 2008 South Africa will have overtaken Germany, Portugal and Chile in the rankings of the world’s wine producing countries.
By Jim Budd Last updated
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Chilean technology to revolutionise winemaking
Chilean winemakers are using radical new technology to revolutionise the country’s wine trade.
By Jimmy Langman Last updated
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Chile and China in trade pact
The presidents of Chile and China today formally signed a free trade agreement worth over US$3bn.
By Decanter Staff Last updated
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Vast Chilean gold mine meets opposition
A multi-million dollar gold mining project in Chile - which protesters say will destroy three glaciers in the Andes - has come up against violent opposition.
By Decanter Staff Last updated
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Chilean wineries fined under waste rules – CORRECTION
By Jimmy Langman Last updated
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Chile: massive planting forecast
Chile will have to increase plantings by 50% over the next eight years in order to keep up with demand for its wines, a new study shows.
By Decanter Staff Last updated
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Colchagua to be studied in depth
The vineyards of Chile’s Colchagua Valley are the subject of an in-depth, three-year study organised by a consortium of universities and wine producers.
By Richard Woodard Last updated
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Chile “to take its place as icon producer”
Chile is ready to take its place in the world as an icon wine producer: the time for waiting is over, according to winemaker Ted Mostero.
By Richard Woodard Last updated
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Chilean wine growers in protest
Angry Chilean winemakers have taken to the streets in protest at the low grape prices being offered by the country’s big wineries.
By Decanter Staff Last updated
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Gallo launches Chilean range
American giant Gallo – the world's second-biggest wine company – has launched a range of Chilean wines in the UK.
By Adam Lechmere Last updated
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Environmental protests in Chile
Hundreds of angry wine growers are intensifying their protests against plans to build a pulp mill in the middle of Chile’s Itata wine region.
By Jimmy Langman Last updated
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Chilean wineries embrace pan-Andean neighbours
In a significant South American development, two major Chilean brands are incorporating Argentinian wines in their range from the 2006 vintage.
By Decanter Staff Last updated
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Biodynamic body for Chile
A new association of biodynamic wine producers has been formed in Chile.
By Decanter Staff Last updated
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Australian growers fume at Lindemans plans
Struggling grape growers are outraged at Lindemans’ plans to sell Chilean and South African wines under its label.
By Panos Kakaviatos Last updated
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Magrez continues to expand empire
Bordeaux entrepreneur and Chateau-owner Bernard Magrez has continued the expansion of his wine empire, acquiring properties in Chile and Spain.
By Jane Anson Last updated
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Corpora buys Cantata, plans expansion in Chile’s Bio Bio
Major Chilean producer Córpora has announced the purchase of local winery Canata as well as a significant expansion drive in the Bío Bío area of Chile.
By Decanter Staff Last updated
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Chilean football squad releases own wine
Colo Colo, Chile’s most popular football squad, has teamed up with Vina San Pedro to launch a new range of wines to be sold as part of the club’s merchandising.
By Decanter Staff Last updated
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Chile: two major wine groups merge
Following years of internal divisions and infighting, the Chilean wine industry has started 2007 with the announcement that its two major winery associations are to merge.
By Decanter Staff Last updated
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Decanter/Amateur Photographer Picture competitionThe winner of the Decanter/Amateur Photographer picture competition is Matt Wilson, for his picture of winemaker Grant Phelps at Viu Manent in Colchagua, Chile.
By Decanter Staff Last updated
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Chile’s San Pedro snaps up Viña Leyda
Chile’s San Pedro Wine Group has taken over Viña Leyda in a surprise US$6-8m deal.
By Decanter Staff Last updated
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Chilean wineries Cono Sur, Undurraga lead on social and ecological awareness
Chilean wineries have unveiled a carbon offsetting project and an aid package for indigenous people.
By Decanter Staff Last updated
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Chile to pull out of Vinexpo?
The UK head of Wines of Chile says he will advise bosses to boycott Vinexpo 2009 if air conditioning issues are not resolved.
By Decanter Staff Last updated
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Chile overtakes Spain in UK
Chile has overtaken Spain in exports to the UK – and is now snapping at the heels of South Africa.
By Adam Lechmere Last updated