Viña Maipo visited Stockholm and presented their new range

Viña Maipo visited Stockholm and presented their new range Viña Maipo, well known in Sweden for their good value wines, visited Stockholm to present their new and exclusive range, created by their Chief Winemaker Max Weinlaub.

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Vinordic Stockholm April 21-24 Vinordic is the leading and most important fair and meeting place for the drinks industry. It opened April 21 exclusively for the industry, but today Friday and tomorrow Saturday it's open for the public.

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The impacts of the earthquake on the Chilean wine industry The earthquake in Chile about ten days ago left a lot of damage. Last week some wine producers made statements of the impacts on their vineyards but the exact proportions of the damages are yet to be identified.

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Cono Sur - wine that speaks for itself Cono Sur describes itself as the wine producer that does not focus on family trees or dusty bottles but on producing quality wines.  

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Cono Sur "wonder boy" and his team visited Stockholm British wine magazine Decanter named him "wonder boy" and he is known for being as nice as he is skilled in the art of wine making. Vinoschilenos.eu had the opportunity to meet Adolfo Hurtado during his visit in Stockholm last November.

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Santa Inés - first Carbon Neutral wine in Sweden Santa Inés Reserva and Santa Inés Organic are the first Carbon Neutral-certified wines in Sweden.

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When Carlos Gatica, winemaker of Viña Santa Rita, visited Stockholm, we were invited to meet him and taste a selection of Santa Rita wines.

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Wine experts from around the world gather in Curicó between October 4th-10th for Concours Mondial de Bruxelles, arranged for the third time in Chile.

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During the last 20 years Chilaen wines have become well known internationally and are enjoyed in most metropoles in the world. But what differentiates them from other wines?

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The Spanish conquistadores didn't just bring new kinds of food to South America. They also brought vines to be able to produce wine, specially important for the catholics religion.

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