How they grow grapes to make Chile’s finest Wines

We're in Vineyard Calcinio now. You can see the grapes down there. Seems like a small vineyard. So I'm on a vineyard tour now. They actually have roosters here and chickens. Just free range. Those are some big roosters. Hello rooster. Hello. Hello. Look at them chickens just walking around. Some big fat chickens at the winery. There's a lot of people here today. Those are the grapes over there and you can see the planters who are working on it. Right there. They say that Chile has a special kind of grape that was thought to be extinct because it's actually originally from France. But it wasn't extinct. Somebody had brought it over to El Camel from France and it's one of Chile's best exports. This country Chile has over 2,000 active volcanoes This is the mid-range vines. Those are the newer ones over there. A lot of people touring the winery today as you can tell from over there. Oh those are nice. Is that lamb or sheep? Sheep. That's sheep. Yeah the small one. So nice. Because in the past they were the owners of the house Santiago. Because they were the owners also of Juan Mayer's until the miners themselves. We are talking about everything that has a lot of mining in the past. Now I'm talking about this heritage of Andes itself. Behind the planter we have a season by a couple of years of rice and it was the trees but in this home we have 28 heavy Wow 43,000. for the permeation and the aging process at the same time. Okay, so it's pretty amazing. And now we have the melatonin and the virus. And now we're going to see our water.