Martina Galeano: how climate change affects vineyards and what we can expect from wines in the future
Martina Galeano, the oenologist at Bodegas Casarena, explains how climate change is affecting viticulture and how it can be counteracted.
Malbec DOC: making history in real time
The Luján de Cuyo Denomination of Controlled Origin is the perfect example of a temporal paradox: whereas the world of wine tends to governed by tradition, this DOC is proof that the future can arrive early.
5 fascinating Malbec facts to toast to
5 fascinating facts about Malbec to toast to. A few facts about Argentina’s iconic grape variety that I learned on my first year in the country.
Foster Lorca: the key to success is innovation
Foster Lorca is an example of what innovation, creativity and audacity can do for the Argentine viticultural industry.
Beyond the asado: two Argentine recipes to celebrate Malbec
Malbec World Day 2023. Malbec offers a range of styles that go wonderfully with different dishes found in Argentine cuisine such as pasta and milanesas. Here we share a couple of recipes from top chefs.
Roberto de la Mota: “Malbec has qualities that continue to interest the consumer”
Roberto de la Mota, the current president of the DOC Luján de Cuyo and one of the world’s experts in the variety, talks to us about Argentina’s iconic grape, his plans for the future and promotion, among other topics.
All about the newest Geographic Indications in Argentina and how they’re formed
How is a new Geographic Indication formed? Following the announcement of the Trevelin, Cordón El Cepillo and El Peral GIs in Argentina, we take you step by step through how they come about.
Antigal, premium wines, tradition and modernity in Maipú
Antigal exports to over 60 countries across the world while also reaffirming its commitment to sustainability and innovation.
12 inspirational women sommeliers from Argentina
12 inspirational women sommeliers from Argentina. A list of some of the top women sommeliers, whose talent and commitment bring enormous value to the Argentine wine industry.
Marina Gayan: “Argentina should have more Masters of Wine”
In 2003, Marina Gayan was named the first Master of Wine of Latin America and to this day is still the only one from Argentina. Indisputably a leading figure in the industry, she now provides support to new candidates as well as sharing her accumulated expertise earned from 30 years in the wine industry.