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Chilean export wines conquer China, the fifth largest consumer in the world

March 22, 2018

China has been incorporating wine into its daily consumption for a few years, mainly in the middle and upper segments. Currently, it is the industry that evolves most rapidly in terms of production and consumption. Know more about Chilean wines for export in CortaHojas.com. The interest in wine has been such that there has been an explosion in demand. So much so that China currently has 847,000 hectares of vineyards, the second largest vine growing area in the world, after…

ProWein: the wine festival in Europe and the Chilean wines are protagonists

March 20, 2018

Cortahojas Wines

The Chilean wineries are being part of this world fair that takes place in Germany these days. There are 62 Chilean companies that are present in one of the most important international wine fairs. And it is precisely the city of Düsseldorf that is hosting more than 6,600 exhibitors from different countries who have come to German territory to display wines of the highest quality, since it is the most important international fair in the world. The event has brought…

Sparkling from the Maule region, another alternative among Chilean wines for export

March 15, 2018

Cortahojas Wines

Another alternative developed by ch.com is the sparkling wine that belongs to the Chilean export wines. Learn about premium sparkling….. The sparkling wine from the Maule Region, in Chile, an area located 180 km from Santiago (Chilean capital), is another product that is in the process of positioning itself internationally. The Maule region is the area with the highest production of this type of wine. Currently, work is being done to identify the best productive areas in the Region to…

Expected harvest: 2018 would exceed the 2017 harvest by 30%

March 13, 2018

Cortahojas Wines

Cortahojas.com stressed that production will return to normal levels after years of difficulties. High expectations have these days the wine sector, since the harvest that is expected during the harvest this year (currently under development) would be higher than the year 2017. The last two years, the harvests have been disappointing mainly because of the prolonged droughts, the strong frosts and the unexpected rains that led the sector to have higher costs in the production of wine. According to the…