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Which is the most famous grape varietal in the world? It's a tight match between Cabernet Sauvignon and Pinot Noir, but we're leaning towards the former. After all, it's one of the wines you'd see everywhere in the world - if you drink wine, you drink Cabernet Sauvignon. It's also grown in every wine-producing country out there.

The Limarí Valley is one of Chile’s lesser-known regions. Situated 200 miles north of the country’s capital, Santiago, it is one of the northernmost winegrowing regions in the whole of Chile. At a latitude of 30° south, in close proximity to the Atacama Desert and with mountain ranges rising to over 1000m of altitude, this is a region on the very edge of the winemaking world – it is also home to the iconic Viña Tabalí.

Have you heard of GRAMONA's Pinoteamo Infanteribble? This special barrel-aged white wine is a 100% homage to Pinot, produced with Pinot Noir, Pinot Gris and Pinot Blanc grapes. It's unusual in the fact that Gramona is best known as a cava house, and this comes without bubbles.