Petit Verdot, conquering curiosity
For a few years now Petit Verdot has been gaining popularity in Argentina as a varietal for its gustatory delights.
Criolla grapes & the taste of history
[:es]La amplia familia de uvas Criollas comienza a hacer ruido entre los wine lovers. A pesar de su antigua estirpe enológica, para muchos se trata de cepas exóticas y novedosas, tanto o más que el sabor de sus vinos.
A bright future for small producers
The dynamics of Argentine winemaking need to be very attentive to its changes and developments. Those who retain a traditional image of this industry, with century-old wineries and large establishments that dominate the market with big brands should visit the latest publications on Argentine wines. Or allow yourself to visit its wine regions to discover that there are many curiosities to uncork.
Malbec & friends: which varieties form the perfect duet?
For many, Malbec opened the door to the world of Argentine wine. Attracted by its aromas and flavours, wine lovers find the palate of Malbec smooth and juicy, a comfort…
Tim Atkin: “Argentine wines are becoming finer, lighter and more elegant”
Tim Atkin, the British Master of Wine who is considered to have one of the most influential palates on the planet, has been visiting Argentina to conduct tastings for his annual report since 1992.
When to visit vineyards in Argentina
The wine routes of Argentina are among the most chosen by wine lovers: for the quality of the services they offer, because each region combines wine tourism with natural attractions and because they can be enjoyed all year round. Thanks to the vast array of natural attractions and climatic conditions, a wine tour in Argentina is an unforgettable experience.
Top to bottom. Argentine wines in San Antonio
At the end of October, I visited Texas as an ambassador for Wines of Argentina. The city that surrenders to the moves of Manu Ginóbili and Nicolás Laprovittola, would be the scene of a gastronomic festival with Argentina as the main guest. A great opportunity to share the history and news of our wines.
The Uco Valley for beginners: which wines to try from each sub-appellation
The Uco Valley is the hot topic of Argentine winemaking. Rankings, reviews and reports all say that it is THE place for wine.
Argentine wine keeps on seducing the British
The British have a close link with wine. Not as producers, although every year their sparkling wines become more and more famous.
Bonarda: key piece of Argentine wine
With its low profile, the second most cultivated varietal in Argentina has been renewed.