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Cristina Mantilla Wants to Change the Wines of Spain Cristina Mantilla of Mantivinos discusses what brought her into winemaking, her experience in the male-dominated field and advice for younger winemakers. -
Viviana Navarrete Is On a Mission to Produce Chile's Best Cool-Climate Wines Viviana Navarrete, the chief winemaker at Chile's Viña Leyda, talks about how the roles of women have changed in the Chilean wine industry. -
Our Editors’ Nine Favorite Wine Travel Destinations From 2019 From Tasmania to Roussillon, France, our editors share their top wine travel destinations of the year. Learn how they chose their favorites here. -
As Chile’s Wine Industry Evolves, These Six Heritage Estates Offer History in a Glass Chile's wine industry has roots back to the 1800s. Learn how these six historic wineries have shaped Chile's wine country. -
Extreme Conditions and a Changing Climate on Patagonia's Southern Winemaking Frontier The effects of climate change along with a desire to explore new terroirs are leading South American wineries to push the southern limits of production. -
Behind Tempranillo, Spain's Signature Grape Spanish Tempranillo has a long and complicated history. But in Rioja and beyond, the wines offer quality, variety and value. Here's are the bottles to know. -
Chile's Red Blends are Having a Moment Chile's reputation for good red wine has been built on Cabernet Sauvignon and Carmenère, but winemakers are experimenting with other red blends. -
A Short Guide to Argentine Malbec One of the best ways to get to know Argentina is through its Malbec. Here's a quick guide to the best wine producing regions and bottles to look for. -
A Rioja By Any Other Name A critically acclaimed winery has pulled out of the local regulatory council, drawing a stiff rebuke from officials. Will it matter in the long run? -
Enthusiast's Corner November 1, 2006 A Memo from Adam Strum