6 new styles that reveal new facets of Malbec
New styles of Argentine Malbec: as the country explores its many different terroirs and expands its range, the world embraces the country’s iconic variety.
Familia Schroeder, the Patagonian specialists in Pinot Noir
The pioneering, globally renowned Familia Schroeder winery specializes in wines made using Pinot Noir, a grape that comes into its own in the southern terroirs of Argentina.
The Tucuman Wine Trail: A journey full of flavor, color and history
The province boasts stunning landscapes with an amazing palette of colors but also excellent wineries and a rich viticultural heritage.
Bodega Raffy Familia Zanchetta: Argentine wines with a French spirit
Bodega Raffy Familia Zanchetta: with the latest technology and a craft philosophy, the winery employs gallic savoir faire to produce wines that are sold across Europe, Asia and South America.
1. Argentina 3D: Cuyo (Mendoza)
Cuyo es la principal región productora de Argentina, donde se asienta la provincia de Mendoza, el punto de partida para iniciar nuestro viaje por la vitivinicultura del país. Celeste Pesce…
The Argentine wine industry expands its range of vegan certified wines
In recent years, supermarket aisles have filled up with products labelled as being apt for for consumption by people who identify as vegan. The movement has spread to Argentine wine…
Mountain Wines: how altitude affects the style of Argentinian wines
Not many countries can boast vineyards higher than 1000 metres above sea level (masl) and they certainly tend to be the exception rather than the rule. Argentina, however, is that…
WHY CHOOSE ARGENTINE PINOT NOIR
The most elegant of red grapes is showing some very promising wines in Argentina.
The long history of Argentine sparkling wines
Neither new world nor old: a horse on its own path, Argentina has one foot in tradition and another in innovation. Sparkling wines, with a century of history in our…
Vino Argentino shone bright at Latin America’s 50 Best Restaurants 2019
The cream of the crop of Latin American cuisine arrived in Argentina to celebrate the 7th edition of Latin America’s 50 Best Restaurants. Vino Argentino was enjoyed by the who’s who of the global culinary scene, in Buenos Aires.