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Argentina: Harvest Report 2026

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Chile: Harvest Report 2026

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South American Wine Beyond Malbec: What’s Next for Argentina, Chile, and Uruguay

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Old Vines Breathe Fresh Potential Into Argentine Sémillon

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    Argentina: Harvest Report 2026

    April 24, 2026 /

    Argentina's 2026 harvest is nearly complete, with producers reporting lower yields in key regions like Mendoza due to a combination of climatic events, including hail and frost damage, and other factors. The vintage was characterized by cooler-than-average temperatures and increased…

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    Chile: Harvest Report 2026

    April 24, 2026 /

    Chile's 2026 harvest concluded early in several regions. From coastal areas such as Limarí and Casablanca to continental areas like Maipo, Colchagua, and Cachapoal, the growing season differed significantly by origin, requiring winemakers to adapt their interpretations.

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    South America Mourns Michel Rolland

    March 25, 2026 /

    Michel Rolland passed away last week at the age of 78 in France. His death, however, was felt worldwide, particularly in the places he called home.

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    South American Wine Beyond Malbec: What’s Next for Argentina, Chile, and Uruguay

    March 25, 2026 /

    An insider's look at the varieties, regions, and styles redefining the South American wine scene.

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    Old Vines Breathe Fresh Potential Into Argentine Sémillon

    January 20, 2024 /

    It’s hard to imagine a time when Argentina made and consumed more white wine than red. But production of Sémillon reached its peak in 1968 with over 13,541 acres under vine.

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    Chilean Sauvignon Blanc is on the rise thanks to two coastal wine regions

    March 16, 2023 /

    Casablanca and Leyda are acquiring a reputation as producers of world-class Sauvignon Blanc—some of which rival that of the iconic expression from New Zealand. But at the same time, they have identified unique characteristics of their specific terroir that are…

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    Deadly wildfires devastate vineyards in Chile’s Central Valley and Southern wine regions

    March 16, 2023 /

    [This article was written and published on February 10th, 2023] Winemakers and wine professionals are supporting one another in what is one of the worst catastrophes for Chile’s wine industry. Twenty-four people have died in the wildfires, which started at…

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    4 Countries where South American sparkling wines shine

    October 4, 2022 /

    In South America, bubbles are bursting with grace. Winemakers are creating an array of styles through Charmat and traditional methods using Pinot Noir, Chardonnay and other varieties. Across the continent, but particularly in Argentina, Chile, Uruguay and Brazil, grapes are…

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