Chile
Chilean Maps and Comparison Exercises
Rethink the elongated north-south country by considering the differences between coast, mountain, and inland areas. From Cabernet and Carménère, move on to old-vine sites and cool-climate whites.
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Chile's 75% and 85%
Is it correct to use the figure 75% for Costa?
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| Items for comparison. | Basic domestic labeling | Show supplement for east and west |
|---|---|---|
| Subject | DO Origin, Single Variety, Vintage Year | Costa・Entre Cordilleras・Andes |
| Ratio. | Each at least 75% | 85% or more is from the relevant region. |
| Caution | Check export destination requirements too | Not the country's overall aging classification |
No. It distinguishes the applicable indications.
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Reading the vocabulary that indicates maturation
Does 24 months mean all new barrels?
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| Items for comparison. | Legal definitions such as Reserva | VIGNO group standards |
|---|---|---|
| Observed information | Addition of alcohol content, use of wood, etc. | Varieties, Old vines, Non-irrigated, etc. |
| Years | There is no common minimum aging period for these terms | Minimum 24 months |
| Vessel | You can't determine the new barrel percentage just by the reference to wood treatment. | Containers other than barrels and bottles can also be used. |
Incorrect. Read the duration and the type of vessel separately.
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Compare reasons for coolness
Are wines from northern regions always heavier than those from the south?
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| Items for comparison. | Limarí coast | Including southern Mageco and others |
|---|---|---|
| Geography | Northern, but close to the Pacific Ocean | More southern latitude. |
| Entrance | Sea breeze and morning fog | Temperature, ripening period, rainfall |
| Observation | Balance between acidity and ripeness. | Balance between acidity and ripeness. |
Because of the impact of the sea and altitude, latitude alone does not determine conditions.
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