The Losh Cause – Uncharted Chile offers premium potential
By Chris Losh | 29 August 2006
The news that a Chilean winery is acquiring a huge amount of land for vineyard cultivation in areas less well known for winegrowing has caught Chris Losh's attention. But he believes such developments could offer Chile the chance to compete in higher price echelons where it has so far failed to convince.
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The news that a Chilean winery is acquiring a huge amount of land for vineyard cultivation in areas less well known for winegrowing has caught Chris Losh's attention. But he believes such developments could offer Chile the chance to compete in higher price echelons where it has so far failed to convince.
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