最新报道:Chilean winery Viña Vik has pioneered geothermal-aged wines, scoring 98 points from renowned critic James Suckling for its 2021 vintage. The innovative process involves aging wine in underground caves at a constant 13°C temperature, leveraging natural geothermal energy instead of electricity. This sustainable approach reduces the winery's carbon footprint while enhancing the wine's complexity. Founder Alexander Vik emphasizes the project's focus on harmonizing with nature, stating the geothermal caves create ideal conditions for slow, balanced maturation. The high score validates Viña Vik's nature-centric winemaking philosophy, positioning it as a leader in sustainable viticulture innovation.