Chile's vintners are increasingly thinking about how to adapt to shifts in climate and drier weather that has seen the Andean country gripped by drought for over a decade.
SANTIAGO, Nov 7 - Chile's vintners are increasingly thinking about how to adapt to shifts in climate and drier weather that has seen the Andean country gripped byAt the Catad'or World Wine Awards in Santiago, winemakers and industry insiders said producers were shifting south to regions with more rain as central areas became drier or building reservoirs to trim reliance on rainfall.
"The truth is it has been very complex for all vineyards, and in some way, I think that is why many vineyards have been moving further south... because further south, one has more rain." Neighboring Argentina, famed for its Malbec wines grown in the foothills of the Andes, has been grappling with drought and frosts that have hit growers this year, while earlier in 2022 a Mexican winery clashed with a local gang over water use.
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