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In late November a new project of 'oceanic wines' in Argentina was presented. Hold on… Oceanic? Yes: wines grown next to the sea and produced by a winery located as far away from water as Mendoza is from the Atlantic Ocean. And if the data itself is curious, even more so is that this is a new Atlantic winery and it is redefining the map of Argentine terroirs.
It's still a bit early to say whether Argentina will be a new paradise of Tannat, this rustic and expressive variety, of French origin, which has never been able to awaken expressions of admiration and delirium like Cabernet Sauvignon, Pinot Noir, Syrah and Malbec, have done.
In the wineries, in the press, at wine tastings, one question reverberates around the glass: what is the difference between the terroirs of Argentina and the rest of the world? The question is as wide as it is elusive, because in every region, every micro-terroir, Argentina has an answer to give.
Argentina is a long country. From south to north it stretches about 3,800km, and there are vineyards in at least two thirds of that extension, with two, well marked, extremes.
The classic formula of Malbec, Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot is giving way to new proposals at the hand of atypical varieties and wine blends which are gaining expression.
From confusion about this varietal, to styles renewing the market, Bonarda is gaining ground among consumers.
Deeply rooted in Mendoza’s winemaking history, Luigi Bosca is a leading family-owned winery producer of premium wines. Passionate winemakers for generations, the Arizus are recognized for their longstanding commitment to innovation and quality.
With over 15,000 worldwide submissions, El Esteco was the Argentine most awarded winery in 2014 Decanter World Wine Awards UK.
Made from the property's finest plots of Chardonnay, Bodega DiamAndes is releasing the first vintage of Grande Reserve Chardonnay. It takes place at the top of the DiamAndes range, alongside Grande Reserve Rouge.
Founded in 2002 by Chilean winemaker Aurelio Montes Sr., Kaiken aim is to craft premium wines which reflect the unique terroirs of top denominations in Argentina.
On the night of Friday the 21st February, the results of the eighth edition of the prestigious Argentina Wine Awards (AWA) were announced.
Wines of Argentina invites you to discover more about the wines that will measure their strengths against the heavyweights of world journalism and find out all the latest news in the land of Malbec.
The spirit of this emblematically unique variety from Argentina is conveyed through the voice of women, leading characters in the industry who work hand in hand with men.
Every change involves a great many challenges; challenges that arouse doubts, fears, joys, hope, anxiety and expectations.
This region comprises the provinces of Río Negro, Neuquén and La Pampa. It is considered one of the most favorable places in the country for making wine and where top Argentine wineries have developed luxury projects.
Wines of Argentina called all budding photographers as we searched for the photo that best captured the true spirit of Argentina. The winning prize was an all-expenses paid trip to Argentina.
The province accounts for over 60% of Argentina's wine production. Among the most important characteristics, it boasts a great diversity of soils, climate, and altitude, producing young and fruity wines, as well as those with great aging potential.
Wines of Argentina, the organisation responsible for promoting the image of Argentine wines around the world, presents the Argentina Wine Awards (AWA) 2014.
For the third consecutive year, Argentina set off the largest wine celebration in the world.
This episode unveils the magic and seduction of Malbec: Argentina's flagship variety.
