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The January box was put together by Pedro J. Rodriguez, the co-owner of beloved D.C.-based Latin wine retailer, Grand Cata. As such, Pedro is taking us slightly south where a selection of all Chilean wines is sure to keep us warm in the winter. You can expect a white with great minerality and a complex core of stone and tropical fruits; a cabernet sauvignon with sweet tannins; plus a number of beautiful expressions of the local pais grape. Learn more about Pedro and his theme, then sign up.
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Pedro J. Rodríguez has dedicated his career in wine to educating drinkers on the tastes of Latin American grapes and viticulture. So unsurprisingly, his selection is all about celebrating the wines from Chile.
For his takeover, Aaron was inspired by the togetherness of the holidays to compile a lineup of wines made from multiple grape varietals, where one grape is made all that much better when blended with another.
