Chile’s wines are fascinating. This thin country runs down the western coast of South America, stretching almost 2,700 miles north to south, with only a few spots wider east to west than 100 miles. It runs from the Atacama desert...
Chilean Carménère If you are like me, the first wine you think of when you think of Chile is Carménère. This French grape came into its own here in South America on the West side of the Andes Mountains. Carménère...
Day 11 – 12 days of Wine – Chile and Carménère Vistamar 2020 Reserva Carménère, Maule Valley, Chile Chile I dream of visiting Chile. As I was studying regions to become a Certified Specialist of Wine, I began studying Chile...
You remember a while back when we trekked into the wild at Mt. Charleston and picnicked with a view and a wonderful Rosé from the Hérault department in the South of France? (Kind of Wild in the Wild) Well, when...
Tempting Spoonfuls: Pairing single bites with glorious wines
Tempting Spoonfuls - small bites paired with wines from around the globe
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