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Increase in wine consumption in Chile in the last year…. chilean premium wines

May 19, 2017

Chilean premium wines.-/ A 7% increase in wine consumption in Chile in 2016 compared to 2015, reaching a total of 257.5 million liters with sales of $ 850,533 million pesos, which represents about 14 liters per capita. This information was emanated from Euromonitor International, which also notes that wine sales in the Chilean market totaled $ 850,533 million pesos in 2016, a figure that means an increase of 16.71% over 2015. The report also notes that consumption was concentrated in…

What wine do Chilean consumers prefer? Study determines the country’s “emblem” strain

May 17, 2017

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Chilean Premium wines .-/ Chilean export wines have an international reputation. They are among the best in the world. However, domestic consumption is low and there is no clarity as to why one wine is preferred over another. A study of the Catholic University in Chile, made a study to understand the preferences about wine. And it concentrated on 800 consumers. In them, it was possible to determine in what they were fixed when buying and if they maintained their…

Chile surpasses Argentina in the wine industry

May 15, 2017

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Chilean premium wines.-/ The Chilean producers of export wine have managed to gain a great advantage over Argentina, and now the strategy seeks to win new markets, mainly in the Asian continent. The economic situation of Argentina in the last years and the stagnation of the exports generated enough complications in this country. This situation was used by Chile, which closed 2016 with exports for US $ 1.45 billion, more than double that of Argentina. Chile has a great advantage…

Chilean premium wines..Climate change could cause costs and prices for Chilean wines to skyrocket

May 12, 2017

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Chilean premium wines.-/ Exceptional weather conditions are of concern to producers of Chilean export wine. Analysts say both experts and investors will have to get used to it, because unusual weather could become the norm, raising prices. The Chilean Agriculture Ministry estimates that the latest Chilean grape harvest fell 10% after the rains earlier this year, followed by high temperatures and forest fires during the summer. The carmenere is on its way to becoming an exclusive wine. The high temperatures…