Once a puzzle to growers, this grape has evolved into Chile’s signature superstar
Experience Carménère
A vine nursery mix-up in the 19th century turned out to be a happy accident for 21st-century wine lovers. Since its identification in Chilean vineyards in 1994, Carménère — the forgotten grape of Bordeaux — has evolved from Chile’s solid commercial red grape to its lauded signature varietal. Producing everything from informal, crowd-pleasing wines to cellar-worthy mater-pieces, Carménère is the star of a Chilean wine story that’s still evolving.
On the evening of Wednesday, May 30, enjoy a variety of Carménère, appetiezers, business networking and raffl e prizes while exploring the art exhibit at the Print Center.
The Print Center
Located just off Rittenhouse Square, The Print Center is a nonprofit art gallery that exhibits contemporary printmaking and photography. Founded in 1915, The Print Center has been supporting new artists, new processes and new collectors for nearly 100 years. Take part in one of the many opening receptions or education programs and browse through the largest selection of contemporary art in Philadelphia in our Gallery Store.
To learn more about The Print Center , visit
www.printcenter.org.