Wine Fit for a Prince

by Gretchen Roberts, Posted Apr 3rd 2009 @ 3:00PM

As part of a trip to address climate change and promote environmental sustainability, the Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall (i.e. Charles and Camilla) stopped in at Vinedos Emiliana, a Chilean winery that produces sustainable, organic and biodynamic wines, for a tasting and tour.

I don't know what Charles thought of the wines, but Americans like them. Emiliana's Natura line is the bestselling imported organic wine in the $12-$14 category.

They make a Chardonnay, Cabernet Sauvignon and Carmenere, and if you haven't tried them, you should, because they have the coveted trifecta of wines: inexpensive, taste good and good for the environment.

Filed under: Farming, Drink Recipes
Tags: biodynamic wine, camilla, chile, chilean wine, emiliana wine, EmilianaWine, natura wine, organic wine, OrganicWine, prince charles, wine

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4-03-2009 @5:36PM Scott said... It's nice to know he is try to promote awareness of "Climate Change" by cavorting around on a Private Jet, which is causing a lot of "Climate Change"
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