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Chilean wines: Chilean wineries focus on sparkling wines to make international presence

December 17, 2016

Chilean sparkling wines have become an important product for Chilean vineyards. In the last 10 years, exports of sputum have tripled in volume and increased five times in value. The figures speak for themselves, as expansion in this category displaces the rest of the bottled wines, which grew 1.31% in volume and fell 1.38% in value to October this year. For analysts, exports of sparkling wines will continue to grow in double digits, both in volume and value. The…

Bulk wines: alternative to import, Chilean-wines.com

December 14, 2016

Cortahojas Wines

Learn more about wines and Chilean wines in Cortahojas. The rise achieved in rececomnt years with new world wines, as US and Chilean wines, Australian, Argentine, South Africa has boosted the shipping companies implement various services to both producers and exporters are made easier shipping of its products to Asia and Europe. In the past three years, CortaHojas.com has been focusing on export premium wines in the form of bulk wine. The idea is to reach other countries with sophisticated…

New tendencies in the purchase of wine: young people prefer quality before Price

December 6, 2016

Cortahojas Wines

The results of a study conducted in Europe have shown that young people prefer quality over price. This is very good news for producers. On the one hand, wine consumption continues to grow and one of the strategic markets is young people, who are increasingly interested in buying quality products. According to the study carried out among young people in Spain, the most interesting factors for young people when buying a wine is quality, with 93% and the wine has…

Despite recession, exports of wine to Brazil grow: tips by Chilean Wines.com

December 2, 2016

Cortahojas Wines

As of September this year, shipments of bottled wines reported US $ 96.7 million FOB. Resembling a giant trying to awaken from prolonged lethargy, Brazil is beginning to slowly amend its course. Analysts warn that Latin America’s largest economy has more than 40% of the region’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and will soon start to show better figures. Considering the decline in domestic consumption, Chilean exports to that country have recovered from the initial shock, and this year they have…