It’s that time of year. When I introduce my newest photography collaborator here on Vinography, who will bring you stunning

Elqui Harvest When I was in Chile, I really wanted to get up to the Northern part of the country

Chardonnay Harvest This could have been the scene many places in Chile a couple of months ago. The harvest there

Cachapoal Sky Chile has definitely got the “sky thing” down. I’m sure there’s some sort of topographic and/or climatic reason

Spring Maintenance This is generally what vineyards all over the Northern Hemisphere look like right now, and there are vineyard

The Wine Library I always enjoy poking around in the wine cellars of wineries. I like seeing where they keep

Rolling Vineyards Nicely tended vineyards have a wonderful effect on rolling hills, turning them into sculpture. The hills above are

Maule Sunset The Maule wine region sits roughly in the center of Chile’s long reach from North to South, and

Cabernet Flower It’s only a matter of time before the gradually warming days here in the Northern Hemisphere bring forth

Cabernet and Mountains Call it the perfect pairing: Autumn Cabernet vines in the Maipo valley, set against the cordillera of

Colchagua Sky Sometimes I like to think of grapes as the permeable membrane that separates the earth from the sky.

The Harvest Race If you’ve never seen workers racing to get the harvest in, lugging 20 kilogram boxes of grapes

Hall of Barrels This is a view down one of the long arms of the Miguel Torres Real wine cellar