Against the Andes All my favorite wine regions around the world have at least one unique feature, apart from their

Pedro Jimenez Though this may look like an ordinary bunch of white grapes, it’s really something much more special with

Young Carmenere A budding leaf of new Carmenere growth bursts from a pruned cane. Carmenere has accidentally become Chile’s signature

Vineyard Poppies California Poppies are soon to come on the rapidly greening hillsides of Northern California as we turn the

Huaso and Pinot Framed against the blue sky at sunset, a huaso prepares to saddle up as the last light

Mystic Cellar One of my greatest regrets from my visit to Argentina, apart from not taking the time to visit

Morning Mist One of the things that I sometimes think would ensure I could never be a great photographer is

Harvest Burden South American wine regions have a frontier-like quality, a rusticity that has been bred out of some other

Vineyard Flowers In we’re now in the midst of summer in the southern hemisphere, but in some cases you can

Vineyards on the Moon One of the great things about Chile, where photographer Matt Wilson makes his home and does

Above the Valley This is a photograph of the El Olivar Vineyards of Viu Manent in Chile’s Colchagua valley. I

Bright Harvest There’s something magically clear and bright about the light in Chile. Less ozone perhaps, especially in some areas.

Mendoza Sunset We had a sunset just like this tonight in San Francisco. OK, maybe without the Andes. But just

The Coming Storm This image of a post-harvest vineyard in the face of a coming storm in Chile’s Colchagua valley

Pruning Leaves Harvest involves a flurry of activity in the vineyard in preparation for the crews that move through in