5 myths about white wines: true or false?
5 myths about white wines. Consumption of white wines has increased across the world, a fact that we can confirm here. However, there are still a few lingering myths about the…
San Rafael: new Mendozan producers to discover
In San Rafael, Mendoza Province – 150 miles from the provincial capital – the legacies of long-established producers overlap with more recent small enterprises that seek to bring out the…
San Rafael Mendoza: an undiscovered gem on the Argentine viticultural scene
Located 150 miles to the south of the provincial capital, San Rafael Mendoza, is an undiscovered gem of the Cuyo region. The area boasts outstanding natural beauty but is also,…
Tandil: the new Geographic Indication in Buenos Aires
Located to the southeast of the Province of Buenos Aires, the town of Tandil is located in a fertile valley surrounded by the sierras of the Tandilia system. This is…
The unstoppable rise of white wines
White wines are enjoying a golden age. New trends in consumption, the higher temperatures that come with climate change and a preference for cooler drinks have led to a surge…
San Juan: from bulk production to premium labels
With 25 Geographic Indications, the Province of San Juan, at the foot of the Andes, has its own distinctive oenological heritage and diversity
The Andean Shire: Wines from the South
The Andean Shire: an extreme climate and producers eager to grow and share their wines with the world.
Tucumán: birthplace of the nation, home to great Argentine wines
Tucumán is a historic region with surprising viticultural potential. Wines of character, altitude and much more.
Wines of Entre Ríos: a promising region
Wines of Entre Ríos. With over 60 hectares under vine and more than 60 grape producers, 4 wineries, two sparkling wine producers and more than 15 small boutique and garage operations, the wines of Entre Rios stand out for their distinctive fruitiness and adoption of the latest trends.
Chilecito, the heart of La Rioja wine country
With over 6000 hectares under vine between the Velasco and Famatina Sierras, teams of committed professionals and an eagerness to grow, La Rioja can also boast its own distinct grape variety, Torrontés Riojana, which is joined in local vineyards by Bonarda, Malbec, Cabernet Sauvignon and Syrah.