On the wine route in Bolivia
Audio 19:30
Vineyards in Bolivia.
© Juan Gabriel Estellano Schulze
By: Alice Campaignolle Follow
21 mins
When we say Bolivia, we rather think of quinoa from the Andean highlands or coffee from the Amazon, but Bolivia and it is less known also produces wine.
A tiny wine producer alongside the Chilean and Argentinian giants, its neighbors, Bolivia is nevertheless climbing on the international wine scene.
Gradually, top-of-the-range restaurants are offering these wines, produced in very small family bodegas, on their menus.
In most areas, production does not exceed a few thousand bottles per year.
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“On the wine route in Bolivia”, a great report by Alice Campaignolle.
►Also listen: Bolivian altitude wines
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(broadcast in 2013)
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