Buenos Aires, a city of notable cafés and bars
Everyone knows that the life of a city is defined by its bars and cafés and in Buenos Aires that's especially true. Cafés are part of the DNA of the…
Andrea Donadio, the Best Sommelier in Argentina in 2022: “Professionals from Argentina stand out for their effort, studiousness and their drive to share Argentine wine with the world”
Andrea Donadio shares her thoughts on sommellerie in Argentina and the importance of women in the industry as she takes a break from her intensive training for the World Championship
Alejandro Vigil: “We need to evolve to reinforce our global presence and to do that we need greater collaboration and communication”
Alejandro Vigil: the President of Wines of Argentina is calling for greater integration across the different sectors of the industry in response to the significant challenges that will be faced by wine industry this year.
A visit to Cafayate to explore the wines of Salta
The wines of Cafayate: stunning landscapes, tradition and nature in a land where wineries thrive.
Mendozan designers: the art of communicating wine
Everyone knows that you shouldn’t judge a book by its cover. But what about a wine by its label? When you’re standing in the wine section of a supermarket, you’re…
Wines of Jujuy: three new places to raise your glass in an extreme Argentine terroir
Wines of Jujuy: the second part of my exploration of the wineries of the Quebrada de Humahuaca, in northern Argentina.
Valeria Gamper: among the 50 most influential women in the world of wine in 2022
Valeria Gamper named as one of the 50 most influential women in the world of wine in 2022. The Argentine professional who was recently named as the Best Sommelier of the Americas was included in the 50 Women in Wine & Spirits Awards for 2022 and so continues to receive acclaim as she prepares for the 2023 World Cup.
Meet Argentina’s 5 “B” Wineries
B Wineries in Mendoza: The “B ecosystem” promotes companies that are evaluated for more than profitability, according to parameters that take into account the wellbeing of people, society and nature. Five Argentine wineries have received B certification.
Regenerative agriculture in Argentina: cultivation practices that ensure the future of wine
Regenerative agriculture in Argentina: in order to ensure that future generations will continue to be able to grow vines and make wine, wineries in Argentina are increasingly choosing to implement sustainable practices and philosophies in the vineyards and obtaining prestigious certifications as well as excellent results.
4 new luxury wine lodges in Mendoza
4 new luxury wine lodges in Mendoza. Wineries are providing new options for discerning visitors. Boutique hotels in the middle of vineyards, high-end restaurants and unique natural experiences.