12 women winemakers making waves on the Argentine wine scene. Argentine women winemakers are transforming the wine scene with creativity, ideas and hard work.
A new Geographic Identification has appeared on the wine map of Argentina: El Peral in Tupungato, Mendoza, is a historic terroir in the Uco Valley with a treasure trove of old vineyards where local wineries are taking fresh and innovative new approaches.
Finca Flichman: Founded in 1910 in Barrancas, Maipú, Finca Flichman is one of the oldest wineries in Mendoza: their wines are considered part of Argentina’s viticultural heritage and are popular across the world.
Everyone knows that you shouldn’t judge a book by its cover. But what about a wine by its label? When you’re standing in the wine section of a supermarket, you’re…
Sustainability at Bodega Lagarde: the centennial winery in Luján de Cuyo is implementing a working philosophy in which sustainability plays a key role, establishing strategic alliances across the region and expanding internationally.
B Wineries in Mendoza: The “B ecosystem” promotes companies that are evaluated for more than profitability, according to parameters that take into account the wellbeing of people, society and nature. Five Argentine wineries have received B certification.
4 new luxury wine lodges in Mendoza. Wineries are providing new options for discerning visitors. Boutique hotels in the middle of vineyards, high-end restaurants and unique natural experiences.
In Mendoza an initiative has been developed to allow the deaf and hearing impaired to learn key wine terms through Argentine Sign Language. Available on a free app in Spanish, English, French and Portuguese, the tool is continuously expanding.
The Argentine Association of Sommeliers held the ninth edition of their Best Sommelier in Argentina 2022 competition entirely in Mendoza, the country’s leading wine region, for the first time. The…