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  Santa Alicia

  Posted in: Winemakers, Winemakers from Chile

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  Viña Santa Alicia was founded in Pirque in 1954, at the foot of the majestic Andes Mountains. This location allows the pure melt water from the Andes mountains to irrigate the Maipo valley, the place where Chile's wine industry began and where the sun subtly passes through the vineyards

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  Chateau Poujeaux

  Posted in: Winemakers, French Winemakers

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  Chateau Poujeaux first appears in 1806, but Terre de Poujeaux, located in Moulis-en-Médoc, has been around since the Middle Ages. At that time it belonged to Latour Saint Mambert, now Chateau Latour, 1er Grand Cru Class é, Pauillac. In the 19th century, the estate produced its first wines and became truly independent.

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  Chassenay d’Arce

  Posted in: Winemakers, French Winemakers

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  Founded in Ville-sur-Arce in 1956 by five pioneers, the Chassenay d'Arce winery now counts some 130 families and three generations of winemakers. The original collaboration remains, with the same spirit of collaboration, solidarity and knowledge sharing.

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  Sangiovese

  Posted in: Grape varieties, Blue Grape Varieties

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  The literal translation of the Sangiovese is "the blood of Jupiter" the Sangiovese grape variety is a descendant of the ancient variety Ciliegiolo, which was common in Central Italy.

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  Bodegas Murviedro

  Posted in: Winemakers, Spanish Winemakers

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  At Bodegas Murviedro, environmental policy and dedication to maintain and care for the environment are a fundamental part of philosophy. They argue for sustainable viticulture and oenology, producing wines in harmony with the environment.

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  Malbec

  Posted in: Grape varieties, Blue Grape Varieties

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  The term Vin Noir was given to the wines of the Malbec in the 19th century, famous for its deep black color due to the grape variety and vinification technique in which part of the must was boiled.

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  Andre Brunel Chateauneuf du pape

  Posted in: Winemakers, French Winemakers

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  Still little known in France, the Domaine Les Cailloux is nevertheless part of the elite of the Châteauneuf-du-Pape appellation. André Brunel and his son Fabrice, who joined the adventure in 2012, produce spirited wines that combine the strength of the terroir with the finesse and elegance that characterize the Domaine 's wines.

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  Primitivo

  Posted in: Grape varieties, Blue Grape Varieties

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  Primitivo known from the south of Italy from the Puglia, a grape variety that was previously used to give lesser wines more strength or color and was therefore often used in blends, but has now acquired its own status through modern technology.

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  Chenin Blanc

  Posted in: Grape varieties, White Grape Varieties

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  Chenin Blanc a grape variety known from the Loire but nowadays also widely planted in South Africa, where the grape variety is also called Steen

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  Zuccardi

  Posted in: Winemakers, Argentine winemakers

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  Zuccardi Sebastian's goal is to create wines of great purity, firmly rooted in the terroirs of the Uco Valley" located in Mendoza Argentina

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  Cave Vinicole Hunahwir

  Posted in: Winemakers, French Winemakers

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  Cave Vinicole de Hunawihr is a cooperative located in the heart of the Grands Crus region of Alsace 

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  Laurent Miguel

  Posted in: Winemakers, French Winemakers

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  To find Laurent Miquel you have to go into the vineyards where he is in his element more about this winegrower from the Languedoc in this blog

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