Ice wine produced in Brazil for the first time
Ice wine is being produced in Brazil for the first time.
Ice wine is being produced in Brazil for the first time.
Due to climatic conditions, this year's wine harvest in Argentina will be down 25% as compared to last year.
Chile’s VC Family Estates, which owns the Porta and Gracia wine labels, has announced a multi-million investment plan in Argentina.
Around 4,500 people in the Brazilian wine sector took to the streets earlier this month, asking the government to renegociate its wine agreements with other South American countries.
Chile’s Montes Wines will release its first Napa Valley wines in September – the first Chilean company to expand into the United States.
Chile’s Montes Wines will release its first Napa Valley wines in September – the first Chilean company to expand into the United States.
Argentinian wine exports are up by over 40% in the first two months of this year – while a drop in domestic consumption is causing concern.
Chile’s wine exports have reached record levels in both value and volume, according to new statistics from industry association Wines of Chile.
Frost damage is a major worry in Chile as the coldest winter in more than half a century draws to a close.
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.
In the following story we reported that seven wineries had been fined for waste control reporting offences. We now understand that imposition of the fines was as a result of admininistrative errors by SISS - the Chilean government's sanitary services department - and that no fines are to be levied. In addition, the deadline for return of the waste management forms has been extended to September 2006.
The first ever international Carmenere competition will be held next year in Chile.
Chilean winemakers are using radical new technology to revolutionise the country’s wine trade.