O vinho argentino amplia sua oferta de vinhos veganos certificados
The Argentine wine industry expands its range of vegan certified wines
El vino argentino amplía su oferta de vinos veganos certificados
A ASCENSÃO DAS VARIEDADES MEDITERRÂNICAS NAS VINHAS ARGENTINAS
El auge de las variedades mediterráneas en los viñedos argentinos
Argentine producers look to Mediterranean grape varieties
Quais são as Indicações Geográficas novas que a Argentina oferece
Cuáles son las Indicaciones Geográficas más recientes de Argentina
The five newest Geographic Indications in Argentina
¿Cuáles son las bodegas más antiguas de Argentina?
Quais são as vinícolas mais antigas da Argentina?
What are the oldest wineries in Argentina?
Los vinos argentinos se diversifican con variedades italianas
Os vinhos argentinos se diversifica com variedades italianas
Argentine wines diversifies into Italian varieties
Sauvignon Blanc y Semillón, dos vinos blancos argentinos con futuro asegurado
Sauvignon Blanc e Semillón, os vinhos brancos argentinos com futuro garantido
Sauvignon Blanc and Semillón, a pair of very promising Argentine whites wines
More than anything, wine is a cultural phenomenon: not dissimilarly to seasonal trends in the fashion world, albeit at a different pace, the wine industry is always changing, driven by shifts in consumer tastes and winemakers’ need to experiment and try out new things. For better or worse, over the past...
Drawing on the heritage of venerable vineyards and a willingness to explore new terroirs, Argentine wineries are expanding their range to include types of grape that have historically been overlooked or that have never been tried before. Today, original Argentine wines from Italian varieties are helping...
In the preface to one if his guides, Hugh Johnson offers the following recommendation: ‘If you love Burgundy, then try Malbec.’ He goes on to say that Burgundy fans’ fascination with the famous region is hard to match. The crunchy red fruits, minerals mixed with spices and the perfect core of floral...
The history of the Argentine wine industry is full of women who have made major contributions to the field. A couple of the most famous are Susana Balbo, the first woman oenologist in the country, and Laura Catena, who runs the family winery. But many women in the wine industry hold leading roles at different...
