After years of investment in key Argentine wine areas, TAPIZ proudly presents its lines, which express the best of the different terroirs.
Por Wines of /
5 December, 2016
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You can breathe in Mendoza's lifestyle when visiting Bodega Lagarde, a reflection of sisters Lucila and Sofía Pescarmona's passion for entertaining friends and visitors and combining the enchantment of a family-owned winery with the ultimate art of hospitality.
Por Wines of /
29 November, 2016
There are bodegas that have restaurants, offer bike rides and even hot air ballooning, but only a handful of them have museums, where you get more than just good photos.
Por Joaquín /
24 October, 2016
More and more these days chefs are setting foot in the fincas of Mendoza, carrying their pots and pans and planting themselves firmly under the shade of Jacaranda trees along the Paraná River or catching one of the thousand trout jumping out of the rivers in Patagonia. Their motivation lies in finding...
Por Joaquín /
22 August, 2016
Anna and Eric are a young couple. Right now, at a small table at neoyorkino coffee, finalising details for their next trip. She was born in London but now does bar work at one of the many trendy bars of Manhattan. Eric is from Chicago, and has just got his title of sommelier in New […]
Por Joaquín /
18 August, 2016
Argentina has several of these wines. Of course, like all cult labels, they are best kept secret!
Por Alejandro /
26 July, 2016
There are dozens of titles that teach you more about Argentina and its wines.
Por Alejandro /
2 June, 2016
Buenos Aires, the Silver Queen is also the epicentre of pizza in Argentina and is deeply rooted in people’s hearts.
Por Joaquín /
30 May, 2016
In Argentina, women are holding key positions more and more these days. The wine industry is no stranger to this healthy trend. It is a relatively new phenomenon, however, which started with some pioneers in the 1980s and 1990s, such as the winemaker Susana Balbo, the first woman to graduate in enology...
Por Alejandro /
8 March, 2016
All countries that make wine have their own harvest festival. Since ancient times, men have celebrated the mystery of grapes turned into wine. But there are celebrations and celebrations. There are those that are very traditional, with the treading of grapes and medieval markets, as in some cities along...
Por Joaquín /
4 March, 2016
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