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Wine growing in Chile has a long tradition. The country's unique climatic conditions, with warm temperatures during the day and summer nights of sometimes less than 10 degrees Celsius, provide ideal growing conditions for powerful complex wines. Already the Spanish conquerors brought winegrowing to South America. The first vines were planted in Chile in the middle of the 16th century.

Date

Feb 26, 2016

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Photo12/imageBROKER/dynamixx

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BRK25H11_300

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Rights managed

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27,6Mb (1,2Mb) / 12,8in x 8,4in / 3836 x 2516 (300dpi)

Keywords

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