Tasting Highlights: Chile

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In Chile, Syrah lags behind Cabernet in terms of acreage but not of quality.

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Cabernet continues to shine in Chile, and a growing number of vintners are also making a case for Syrah

James Molesworth
Posted: July 13, 2007

If you've been paying attention in recent years, you know that Chile has become a solid player when it comes to Cabernet Sauvignon—Concha y Toro's Don Melchor bottling leads the way, and the latest version is here, from the cooler but still solid 2004 vintage.

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Tasting Highlights: Chile

Cabernet continues to shine in Chile, and a growing number of vintners are also making a case for Syrah

James Molesworth
Posted: July 13, 2007

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Cabernet continues to shine in Chile, and a growing number of vintners are also making a case for Syrah

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