For the second installment of my ongoing series featuring the best wine values of the world, I decided to tackle one of the most challenging wine-producing countries of all: Chile. What makes Chile such an interesting country to cover is its plethora of delicious wines at reasonable prices. Lately I have had the good fortune to sample some remarkable wines that offer a very high quality-to-price ratio and are readily available in the marketplace.

Bordered by more than 2,500 miles of Pacific coastline to the west and the Andes mountains — creating a natural border with Argentina — to the east, Chile is a very narrow country with a very rich history of winemaking.