From father to son: Wine and the City talks to Miguel Torres Jr, head of Miguel Torres Chile, about his new sparkling Pais rosé, why Chile needs a sparkler with its own identity, Torres' green initiatives in Chile and who will take over the company when Miguel Torres Sr retires.
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