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Chile Returns to its Roots
With successful vintages in 2005 and 2006, solid values lead the way
In recent years, as the world economy has soared, Chile's wine producers have tried to shrug off their hard-won reputation for affordable wines and move up the scale in price and prestige. But with a global recession looming, the country's ability to deliver good value is ever more resonating with American wine drinkers.
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