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Evelina Carmenere Gran Reserva Cortahojas.com receives silver medal at Mundus Vini Awards

July 1, 2016

One of the strains that develop high quality is camenere cortahojas.com. And just quality allowed him to obtain a silver medal in international competition Mundus Vini 2016. The award-winning strain is Evelina Gran Reserva Carmenere (2014) that won a silver medal. This wine is available to all customers and can be purchased through the web (cortahojas.com) or by calling directly to their headquarters or offices in different countries. This year, CortaHojas.com participated in the 18th Great International Wine Award MUNDUS…

Mundus Vini Awards: three medals obtained premium wines CortaHojas.com

June 30, 2016

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Cortahojas.com wines in international competition winners were Evelina Family Reserve Red Blend (2012), which won the gold medal; Evelina Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon 2014 (2014) that won silver medal, Evelina Gran Reserva Carmenere (2014) which reached silver medal Silver. The good news is that these premium wines are available for both domestic and overseas customers. Corta Hojas Investment, which owns Cortahojas.com participated this year in the 18.º Great International Wine Award MUNDUS VINI 2016, achieving significant results. The jury was composed…

Know the difference between a Premium wine, great reserve and a reserve

June 24, 2016

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The wine industry has classified the wines with the aim of providing the best quality of productions. In www.cortahojas.com we wanted to discuss this topic for our readers learn more about wines and Chilean wines for export. To understand the differences, you must first understand that the quality of the grapes and the time spent in barrels, the type of barrel used, and the production achieved are key to determining the categories of wine. In Chile, usually four categories are…

Chilean wine exports achieved moderate growth in April 2016

June 17, 2016

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The news for Chilean wine producers continues to be favorable. Outside, consumers still prefer Chilean wine. China continues manteniendoel 1st place in Chilean wine exports, increasing about 51% by volume and 38% in value. In the case of Japan, this nation keeps growing and ranks 2nd place, with 10.7% in value and 14.3% by volume. 1st US market to remain in Chile with a decrease of 4.64% in value and 3.33% by volume. Brazil ranks 5th place with an increase…