Chile has a denomination problem. Large swathes of vineyards are grouped under umbrella classifications and Colchagua is one of them. The valley spans 120km with vineyards stretching from the coast,…

When Will Evelyn first visited the mountains of Colchagua, he thought he’d found a secret paradise. “It was better than Patagonia, and nobody knew about it!” Will enthuses as we…

Bío Bío feels like the lost kingdom of wine. It is filled with gnarly old vines, overgrown with colourful flowers and populated by more butterflies and birds than humans. This…

Olive oil in Chile is catching on. Back in 2000, Chileans would only consume 65 grams per person a year and 70% of that was imported olive oil. Today, however,…