Chili has long been the land of almost drinkable dirt cheap wines. Almaviva, Sena, Casa Lapostelle have changed that as they are spearheading a movement of medium priced wines that are delicious. If you have an overpriced wine list in hand, Chile is a good place to find shelter (along with the land of OZ). You would think that Argentina would wake up and take notes.
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I know you have a high powered job as a consultant which keeps you very busy, but you mispelled Chile...hope all is well
Posted by: sean martin | September 19, 2005 at 06:11 PM