Chile and Argentina Wine Tour

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• Chile and Argentina Wine Tour

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The Chilean wine industry is now booming. Over
the last decade in particular, huge investment
has been made in this country's wine industry,
with the most modern wine making practices being
adopted. Some of this is thanks to foreign
investment which has either purchased land in
Chile and set up operations there, or
collaborated in partnerships with Chilean wine
houses. Wine tours in Chile are a wonderful way
to get out stunning wineries.
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They allow you to have fun tasting the
beautiful whites and reds while your guide gets
you where you need to be safely and without
stress. On your average wine tour, your guide
will know enough about wine to get by but he'll
leave the hard stuff to the professionals. In
fact, in most cases he'll drop you at the cellar
door and let you fend for yourself. But Fine Wine
Tours isn't your average wine tour.
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Wine has been booming in the last few years as
the key focus of social events, gifts, and
travel. Explore the many regions of Chile, from
the beauty of the country's lakes and glaciers to
the cultural capital there is no shortage of
activities and destinations for your trip to
Chile. Find the best of Chile in its three
districts, the capital, lake, and Patagonia
regions.
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Searching for a cultured and relaxing way to
visit a country, a Chile wine tours is an
excellent option. Unfortunately, few places in
the world offer growing conditions suitable to
sustain a wine industry extensive enough that you
can tour.
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Chile is such a long country that sometimes it
is a good idea to break your Chile vacation down
geographically. Here are some places you might
want to consider visiting during your tours in
Chile. All of the places are in northern Chile,
which for the purposes of this article means
Santiago and up. One of the highlights of any
trip to Chile, the northern region, covered by
the arid Atacama desert, is home to plethora of
wonderful natural wonders.
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One of the top destinations in this region is the
secluded town of San Pedro Atacama. This small
village, once the seat of the Atacama culture,
has become the main gateway to some of the best
attractions in the desert. With a variety of
accommodations, restaurants, tours, available,
the town offers great opportunities to discover
the treasures of the Atacama, and has managed to
retain some of its quaint charm despite the
flocks of tourists. Visit Us http//winetoursinchi
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