New Wines, New Faces: Kingston Family Vineyards

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See Also
The Grana Clan
A Florentine Resistance
Chicago's Next Wave
Tuscany's Red Treasures
Monumental Masseto
Bold Reds from the South of France
Beginner's Guide to Wine Collecting
The Passion to Buy and Store the Best
$8,000 Prototypes
Acquisition Options
Protecting Your Assets
Maintaining Your Cellar
Concentration Methods

James Molesworth
Issue: October 31, 2004

Chile's Casablanca Valley has built a reputation chiefly for producing lively whites, mainly Sauvignon Blanc and Chardonnay, from its cool-climate vineyards. Red wines, except for Veramonte's prestige blend called Primus, have garnered little public attention.