Review
"Chile is unique because of its geography, its culture and its people. I have tried to portray this uniqueness through my photographs, with each chapter showing a different aspect of the wine region. Some chapters, such as The Flow, are more conceptual, embracing the mountain streams and flowing wine. Other chapters show the majesty of the mountains or the teams of people who create Chile's fine, distinctive wines. Through the book I hope the reader can see Chile's beauty and understand the efforts of these wineries to produce wines of great character. " Sara Matthews, Photographer / Author; "As Global awareness of the quality and beauty of Chilean wines increases, so does the curiosity about this premium wine growing Nation. This is the first comprehensive photo essay of the Chilean vineyards, the wineries and the people. " Elliott Mackey, Publisher; "My family recognised the breathtaking beauty and exciting potential of Chile almost twenty years ago. Sara Matthews' stunning images and storytelling reveal the heart and soul of Chile. " Robert Mondavi; "Sara Matthews' exquisite, beautifully composed images bring the world of Chilean wine to vibrant life. No longer will 'Chile' be just a word on a bottle; it will speak of misty vineyards, smiling faces, majestic mountains and the art of wine. " Anthony Dias Blue "
About the Author
Sara Matthews has specialized in wine photography for editorial and corporate clients since 1986 and has photographed in the U.S., France, Italy, Spain, Switzerland, Cyprus and Argentina as well as Chile. Her work has appeared in The New York Times, Saveur, Food & Wine, Newsweek, Departures, Cigar Aficionado, Food Arts, The Wine Spectator and USA Today. She has published several other books, including The Wines of Long Island (1993), Guide to the Hamptons & Long Island Wine Country (1995) and A Village In The Vineyards (1993). Sara has had three solo exhibitions in France and Argentina. Originally from Atlanta, Georgia, Sara speaks French, Italian and Spanish and lives in Brooklyn where she and her husband have restored a hundred-year-old house and garden.