Argentine wine and vegetarian cuisine, a perfect match
Vegetarian wine pairings: there’s a bottle for every dish and finding the right one takes you on a journey through different flavors, colors and aromas.
Canadian Cuisine and Argentine wines: a host of new pairings to discover
How does the food of the northernmost country in the Americas pair with the wines of the southernmost? In this article we invite you to join us as we embark on a multi-hemispheric journey of flavors.
Bodega del Desierto, a pioneer in wines from La Pampa
Having made wines in the wind and sun of the Pampas for the past twenty years, the winery has paved the way for new viticultural enterprises in a mostly unexplored region.
Casa de Uco: expressing the Los Chacayes terroir with limited edition wines
Casa de Uco: a winery that was the leading proponent of the Los Chacayes GI and houses a luxury resort, wine bar & lounge, high class restaurant and of course a series of unique wines.
The land of the oval sun: a tour of Argentine olive oil country
Argentine olive oil: let us take you on a trip get to know the sacred oil of Mendoza, San Juan and La Rioja.
Corbeau Wines, renewing the east of Mendoza with an investment in Ancellotta
Corbeau Wines, renewing the east of Mendoza with an investment in Ancellotta. Corbeau Wines is a winery that took a bet on a grape variety unknown in Argentina to produce original wines that once again demonstrate the rich variety of the Argentine wine scene.
The Wines of Buenos Aires, establishing an identity
Wines of Buenos Aires: not one of the famous winemaking regions, the Province of Buenos Aires has renewed a historic viticultural tradition with the development of wineries that have plenty to offer lovers of Argentine wine.
The Wines of San Juan: the road to freshness
The wines of San Juan are undergoing a major transformation in which the restoration of old vineyards goes hand in hand with the development of distinctive terroirs and high end labels.
Canned wine, a new trend among Argentine wineries
Argentine canned wine includes sparkling wines, Pet Nats, whites, rosés, reds and even orange wines in dry, sweet and low and no alcohol versions. Wineries are making a big effort to reach younger drinkers and create new forms of consumption.
Argentine wines for the summer: much more than a seasonal fling
How to best enjoy Argentine wines for the summer and which ones to choose. Mountain whites, reds and unusual varieties.