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Be offered a glass of wine in a household of Chile is a gift. It is the silent promise that welcome you into their house and not leaving until your belly was filled with some of the freshest food you will find this side of the equator. Denying that the wine would be an insult to your host Chile (as well, and do not finish every bite of your meal). Chilean wine culture has grown steadily since the Spaniards planted the first vines in the 16th century. Today, Chile has a lot of wine to offer its guests. He enjoys a wide variety of red wines, white dry wines, sweet wines, and just about any type of wine you can imagine for just about any type of start first with the geography Chile food.Let. Chile is a country geographically isolated. If even after looking at a map of the country long, thin leaves you shaking your head, let me explain. Chile is surrounded by geographic barriers. The Atacama Desert is in the north, the south is Antarctica, large, seemingly impenetrable Andes to the east and the Pacific Ocean east to west. This has enabled Chile to keep pests and pest free. Chile has not experienced one of the scourges that have affected the European harvest or California. Precisely for this reason that you see when you go into this funny-shaped country that customs regulations are very strict and well enforced.Speaking a funny shaped country, most of the country is dotted with vineyards . There are 14 wine growing valleys to be precise. All valleys are famous for different varieties of wine. One of the most famous is the Maipo (and largest) valley located a short drive from the capital Santiago surprisingly sophisticated. It is located in the valley you can find wineries that belong to certain businesses, internationally recognized wines more like Chile Concha y Toro, Cousino Macul, and Undurraga. However, simply having a recognizable label is not the only sign that you stand a good bottle of wine. Chile has many new vineyards bloom every year and they all have something to offer.Moving along fine wines, it is not difficult to find good wine in Chile. In fact, Chile is one country where it is easier to find a good value for the value of your favorite wine. A good bottle of cabernet sauvignon will cost about $ 10. This is much less than the average French wine. Imagine how much more steak, you can buy with these types of savings. Oh, and did I mention that Chile is also known for its steak? Now, what should you do when your host pours a glass of wine? As with any meal of Chile, most guests do not take a bite of food until everyone at the table. It’s the same with wine. Once your host has sniffed, stirred, and drank their wine, then you can do the same thing. During a lunch break in a typical family, it is not unusual to drink a whole bottle of wine or more. This can make the typical foreign feel a tad light-headed if you do not want them to fill your glass, the best thing to do is to drink slowly and, if asked, say you’re sure enjoying it. Of if you really want to experience Chilean wine, the best thing you can do is come to Chile to see for yourself the picturesque vineyards nestled in the Andes or along the coast, the smell of rich bouquet of red wines and taste the sweetness of white. The next best thing would be to buy a bottle for dinner tonight, but if you prefer to be the trendsetter in your group, we recommend one of our visits. Come see everything that Chile has to offer. We guarantee that you will not regret it. For more information: http://www.memoriachilena.cl/temas/index.asp?id_ut=laculturadelvinoenchilehttp://www.chiff.com/a/wine-chile.htmhttp://www.winesofchile.org/http : / / www.visitlatam.com/latin-america/south-america/chile/2008/07/wine-regions-of-chile.html