A massive oceanic flow hugs South America's western coastline, creating one of the world's most unique wine growing ...

The Maipo Valley, located just south of Santiago, is one of Chile's premier wine regions. The valley's fertile soil and ideal climate make it the perfect place for growing grapes, particularly ...

More than half of Maipo’s vineyards produce the region's famous Cabernet Sauvignon, and the Valley's convenient location near Santiago makes it easy to distribute these wines throughout Chile.

(See this World Atlas of Wine map of central Chile.) Another impressive wine made in the region by Concha y Toro and included ...

Over the past two decades Chilean producers have expanded out from the Central Valley, where most of the inexpensive wines come from, into new regions, with very exciting results. Areas to watch ...

A mild year, with significant rainfall in January, followed by a cool, lengthy ripening period resulting in fresh yet concentrated wines with lower alcohol and great acidity (See all ratings) ...