Today we went on a tour of a famous winery, Concha y Toro (translated roughly to mean lees and bull). If you are like me, you have no idea what lees is so I will have you know that it is the insoluble matter that settles from a liquid. It was gorgeous and is basically in Santiago. They are famous for their Casillero del Diablo. This is the second time in two weeks I have descended into something named the Devil. Let's hope that it is just a coincidence and not a trend.
Things I learned:
The vines at this vina produce about two kilos of grapes.
It takes approximately one kilo to make a bottle of wine.
Chilled white wine in this heat is hard to beat.
I also learned how to properly test wine, but I can only show that in person and only when I am wearing my cocktail attire.
Welcome to a little piece of heaven on earth.
My artistic creativity astounds even me.
The wine was strong. I was stronger.
The fruit of the vine.
American Oak, it will be coming to a store near you. I recommend trying it.
This looks disgusting, but tastes divine. Fries, chicken, onions, hot dogs, and eggs, who knew?
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Ahh, I see that my advice went unheeded as to exercising caution with the local delicacies.
ReplyDeleteThe Chileans seem to have an obsession with smothering and you dont seem too opposed to it.
Fine, party on Han...party on.