US EditionElevating Chilean Old Vine Carignan: VIGNO at 10 Years
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Elevating Chilean Old Vine Carignan: VIGNO at 10 Years
In 2011, searching for a way to persuade their own country—and the wider world—that there was more to Chile than inexpensive Sauvignon Blanc and increasingly costly Bordeaux-style blends, a group of winemakers banded together to champion a long-neglected grape uniquely suited to the country’s climate. These winemakers called themselves VIGNO, and they changed the way many people around the world thought about Chilean wine. In doing so, this grou…
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