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BY: Carl Hanson
Argentines drink much more wine than Americans, and they have been slow to share their wines with the rest of the world. Learn more about wines from Argentina and get recipes for pairing.
Take a tour through a few of the more notable Argentine wine regions--and select some recipes to go with the wines being made there.
Renowned for big ripe reds, Australia's white wines are turning heads, too.
The region makes about a quarter of Australia's wine, much of which comes from Hunter Valley. Get recipe suggestions to pair with wines from Australia's New South Wales.
About half of the wine Australia produces every year comes from South Australia, the enormous state just west of Victoria. Learn more about these wines and get recipes for pairing.
Wines labeled "South Eastern Australia" tend to be inexpensive and are very often good values. Learn more about these wines and get recipe suggestions for pairing.
In this cool climate, Pinot Noir makes a serious play for stardom in a style that is bright and crisp--get recipes for pairing.
Victoria makes up this southern-most section of Australia's mainland and produces about 15 percent of Australia's wine. Find recipes to pair with glasses from this area.
Chardonnay is a big winner here, where it typically exhibits rich, complex flavors. Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot thrive in the moderate climate as well.
Chilean wine is an "emerging" wine industry with a long past--find out why Chilean wine took a leap forward in the 19th century.
Take a look at some of Chile's most exciting winemaking regions and get recipes for pairing with the wines that are being made there.
Cabernet Sauvignon is the big star here, Merlot is the next most planted variety, but Syrah is closing in. Get recipes to pair with the region's wines.
Pais is the most planted grape here, but more recognizable grapes like Chardonnay, Riesling, and Gewurztraminer are also found in the Bio Bio Valley.
Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, and Carmenere dominate the vineyards here--get recipe suggestions for pairing with these wines.
Casablanca Valley is shaping up to be Chile's top region for white wines, excelling at Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay, and Riesling.
This is primarily red wine country and a top spot for Chile's trademark grape, Carmenère.
Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, and Carmenere are the main wines of this Chilean wine region. They are also known for some white wine grapes grown in the cooler vineyards--find out which ones!
Cabernet Sauvignon and Chardonnay are the major red and white grapes grown in the Maipo Valley. Learn more about this Chilean wine region and get recipes for pairing with each glass.
The Maule Valley produces more wine than any other Chilean region--find out which ones and get recipes for pairing.
The San Antonio Valley produces some of Chile's best Sauvignon Blanc and Pinot Noir--get recipes for pairing with these wines.
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