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Chile's Next Challenge
Cabernet Sauvignon dominates top reds, but quality seeks a new plateau
Top Chilean vintners are still producing outstanding Cabernet Sauvignons and Carmenères, and now they have added quality Syrahs and even Pinot Noirs to their rosters. With mostly warm, dry weather during the growing season and myriad hillside sites that provide diverse terroirs , red wine grapes excel in Chile.
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