Por Valeria Mortara desde LetrAAS La Newsletter del sommelier argentino No se trata de comenzar esta historia por el final. Sino que las sensaciones del Concurso Mejor Sommelier de las Américas de Canadá se fueron instalando en mi memoria de manera […]
Con datos relevados por la consultora Scentia, el Fondo Vitivinícola mostró cifras de mercado que marcan un escenario preocupante para este sector. El reporte del primer trimestre de 2018 indica un crecimiento en el consumo de la cerveza, aperitivos y […]
China cultiva varias cepas únicas para la producción de vinos. Entre estas se encuentran los híbridos procedentes de cruzamientos entre variedades chinas y europeas o americanas importadas en China por los misioneros occidentales. También hay cerca de 39 variedades silvestres […]
January 14, 2012 Vinography | Alder Yarrow Eight years ago, I decided that instead of giving my friends the same advice over and over again about my favorite wines and restaurants, I would start a blog — both so that I […]
Continue Reading ...January 17, 2012 The Wine Economist Ian Mount, The Vineyard at the End of the World: Maverick Winemakers and the Rebirth of Malbec. Norton: 2011. Malbec and Maradona The most stunningly creative student paper I’ve received in more than 30 years as […]
Continue Reading ...January 2nd 2012 The Wine Economist. One of my goals in coming to Mendoza was to add to my collection of Extreme Wine stories (yes, I’m working on another book). I was thinking that the story would be the Great […]
Continue Reading ...By Chris Shanahan 7 December 2011 The Canberra Times Imports of wine from Argentina barely register in Australia. But they’re growing rapidly from a small base says President of Sommeliers Australia, Ben Edwards. Argentina’s Second Secretary Trade, Juan Ignacio Roccatagliata, […]
Continue Reading ...November 18th, 2011 WSJ Blogs | Lettie Teague | Photo: W.W. Norton. Ian Mount’s take on the rise of Argentine wine (a.k.a. the history of Malbec) has one of the best titles of any wine book I’ve read in a while: The […]
Continue Reading ...October 11, 2011 The Wine Economist | Mike Veseth. We are just back from the Oregon Film Festival in Bend, Oregon — an unlikely trip for a guy who sees about one new movie a year. The special occasion? The world premier of a […]
Continue Reading ...September 19th Spitoon.biz It’s a non-painful affliction, apart from a certain embarrassment, but I am sure I wasn’t the only one suffering from Malbec finger last week. The condition results from an over-indulgence in tasting Argentinean wines, not solely Malbec, […]
Continue Reading ...June 14, 2011 foodyvino.wordpress.com | Jacob. I have hopped into the blogging world. And I wanted to make a big splash. For those that thought my first Argentine wine and food pairing blog would be about steak and Malbec, I […]
Continue Reading ...April 13, 2011 New Jersey Monthly | Blogs | On the Vine | Sharla Blanz. “Every dog has its day”—and these days, so do some grapes. Take April 17, which has been declared Malbec World Day. Spring is the perfect […]
Continue Reading ...April 12, 2011 By Henry Little, Trainee Manager of Majestic Wine Belgravia Sometimes it can seem impossible to believe that people won’t always be drinking the wine they are drinking now, hard to understand why they ever drank anything else, and why […]
Continue Reading ...March 9, 2011 The Wine Economist. One of my goals in coming to Mendoza was to add to my collection of Extreme Wine stories (yes, I’m working on another book). I was thinking that the story would be the Great […]
Continue Reading ...May 1st, 2008 Diana Maps, by Diana Stuart Sinton. After Achaval-Ferrer, we drove 80 km further south to a small house on a dirt road outside of the tiny town of La Consulta. Good thing we had a map. Our […]
Continue Reading ...January 6, 2011 Good Cheap Vino by Joe Argentine wines are hot right now. Imports to the U.S. once again soared in 2010. The king of Argentine wine, of course, is Malbec. Just scan the Argentine section of your wine […]
Continue Reading ...January 25, 2011 The Winesleuth. It’s hard to believe, sitting here in my flat in London, all wrapped up in a heavy jumper and wearing thick socks, that a little over a week ago I was frolicking in the waves […]
Continue Reading ...Dec, 2010 by The Winesleuth When I was in Mendoza last month I tried some rather big and brawny pinot noirs. I wondered aloud on twitter if these were the only kinds of Pinots to be had in Argentina. Lo […]
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