We continue to taste some of the white wines which fall within everyone’s price range. And that this may be seen unfavourably by some, forms part of the paradox of wine culture. Without doubt, in backward societies democracy hurts, produces discomfort, and is seen as a threat by some. If wine in remote times was used as a symbol and means for social unity in festivities, where different social classes and clans would mix, today it often seems to imply the opposite.

I don’t have the figures, but I would imagine tha, t the wines produced by Cono Sur vineyard sell well in the USA and the UK, since the bicycle is generally welcomed in this world under threat from climatic change. A winner of an image for these times; apart from this, there is very little information about the production processes on the label of these wines.

The Chardonnay 2007 wine from the Cono Sur vineyard is very easy to drink with a pleasing aroma and good on the palate.  It doesn’t have grand aspirations but it is a very solid wine and above all, a democratic one (one citizen = one wine = maybe cheapest).

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