Los Chacayes, the history of a terroir
In addition to being an important site in the history of Argentina, Los Chacayes has also been one of the country’s fastest expanding wine regions in recent times. The French…
The far east of Mendoza and its guardians
The east of Mendoza is an area slowly recovering its prominence thanks to new profiles and the producers behind them.
Sommelier Day: 12 promising young Argentine sommeliers
For Sommelier Day we’ve chosen 12 young Argentine professionals who are transforming the wine scene in Argentina
Rediscovering Barrancas, a historic terroir in Mendoza
Of the different wine regions of Mendoza, Barrancas is one of the most historic districts in the Department of Maipú. Today, a group of wineries is looking to raise its profile by highlighting the distinctive characteristics of the terroir.
Bodega Luigi Bosca: Innovation, excellence and development
Bodega Luigi Bosca: the vision that changed the history of Argentine wine
Five bars in Mendoza you don’t want to miss out on
Five essential bars in Mendoza. A brief guide for tourists and travelers. Surprises that lie in store in the heartland of Argentine wine.
Six non-winery restaurants in Mendoza
Six non-winery restaurants in Mendoza. The boom in oenotourism is attracting more and more visitors with high gastronomic expectations and Mendoza is meeting them brilliantly.
7 Mendoza sunsets to enjoy in spring
Mendoza sunsets have their own special beauty, particularly in spring. Here we share a dream selection of some of the most enticing Mendoza sunsets.
Winery weddings: getting hitched among barrels and vineyards
Marriage is still very much in fashion. The trend of holding your wedding at wineries is becoming increasingly attractive to Argentinians and foreigners alike.
And no wonder: dreamy landscapes paired with special menus and wine lists ensure that a winery wedding is a distinctive, memorable event.
The Zonda wind: how a force of nature shapes the character of a terroir
The Zonda wind, which comes down from the Andes, is a well-known, widely studied phenomenon across the world. How does the wind, a key part of the local terroir, affect vineyards?