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This is a relatively new edition to the Weavers range, but I immediately thought of the Wine Club when Mary brought me the sample bottle to try. It really fits the remit of the Weavers Wine Club for a number of reasons. It is from one of the world's most premium wine producing regions, yet many people think of Chilean wines as being 'cheap and cheerful'. Hopefully you'll agree that this wine pushes your taste buds.
The Maipo Valley is the centre of the country’s wine industry, with a reputation for producing high quality wines over the past 150 years. That's not to say that this is when wine-production began in the Maipo, that was over 4 centuries ago, but thanks to favourable conditions and producers such as Cousino Macul, this region is responsible for the prestige that Chilean wines have coveted throughout the world.