Chile’s wine country stretches over 1500 km of valleys from north to south along the nation’s coast. It runs the gamut of biomes from arid deserts to the north, icy Patagonia to the south, the Andes Mountains to the east and enjoys the chilly winds of the Pacific Ocean’s Humbolt Current to the west. These extremes of temperature, elevation and location create the varied terroir from which Chile’s 356 exporting wineries cultivate the country’s huge range of flexible vintages and is why Chile has found success making such a broad range of wine styles. To highlight the breadth and depth of Chilean wine currently available in Malaysia, with support from…