15/04/2018 – Clarin.com Economía Oscar Martínez Insignia. Es la cepa nacional y la que permitió el despegue de la industria vitivinícola. De origen europeo, encontró aquí su lugar en el mundo. Seguramente que Michel Aimé Pouget, nunca soñó que 165 […]
09/04/2018 – Clarin.com – Eduardo Slusarczuk Massacre, Coti Sorokin y Emmanuel Horvilleur fueron algunos de los que sumaron casi 12 horas de música en medio de los viñedos, en el paradisíaco paisaje del Valle de Uco y con el buen vino como […]
Enzo Bianchi, ícono de la vitivinicultura argentina, falleció hoy martes 10 de abril a sus 92 años en su querida ciudad de San Rafael. Enzo Bianchi fue creador de clásicos como el “Don Valentín Lacrado” y “Bianchi Particular” entre […]
Now we don’t need another trade tasting to tell us there is untapped potential in Argentina. The double digit increases for Argentine wine in the UK over the last five years is testimony to that. But we do need to […]
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April 27, 2015 Vinexpo Paz Levinson 36 years, won the prestigious title of Mejor Sommelier de Americas this weekend. Guillaume Deglise, CEO of Vinexpo, handed the trophy sponsored by Vinexpo over to her. The young lady from Bariloche/Argentina currently lives […]
Continue Reading ...Wines of Argentina, the organisation responsible for the image of Vino Argentino around the world have announced the Argentina Wine Awards (AWA) 2015: “The Empowerment of Women in wine”. This event, planned and designed to evaluate and reward the quality […]
Continue Reading ...by Carolyn Ali on September 3, 2014 Suddenly, it appears—a dimly lit bar throbbing with locals drinking wine and house-made gin cocktails. As we squeeze our way through the room, the red glow of embers behind the long bar catches […]
Continue Reading ...23rd June 2014 Bibendum Silvia Corti is the Head Winemaker at Argento, one of Bibendum’s most established Argentinean wine brands. We spoke to her about what inspires her, what she does as a winemaker and just how different each region of […]
Continue Reading ...Wednesday, 08-Jan-2014 Published by Wine-Searcher.com by Amanda Barnes You won’t see Argentina headlining wine auctions yet, but the world’s fifth-largest producer is beginning to make collectible wines. At this stage, buyers are more likely to have romantic reasons for embracing Argentina, though producers hope […]
Continue Reading ...4th December, 2013 The Drink Business by Lucy Shaw While it may have built its reputation on Malbec, Argentina is no one-trick pony when it comes to wine, according to one of the country’s top boutique producers. Speaking to the drinks […]
Continue Reading ...Nov 28, 2013 Harpers by Richard Siddle Wines of Argentina’s breakthrough Cambalache consumer event, that helped celebrate the best wine, food, music and art that the country has to offer, has come top in an industry award for brand experience. It has […]
Continue Reading ...14th November, 2013 The Drink Business by Lucy Shaw Planting vineyards close to the coast will help unlock further winemaking potential in Argentina according to one of the country’s most respected winemakers. Speaking to the drinks business during a recent […]
Continue Reading ...July 18th, 2013 By Claudia Ortiz, BeverageTradeNetwork.com Roberto de la Mota Winemaker Roberto de la Mota, 46, has been working full-time in Argentina’s wineries and vineyards since he was 19 years old. One of Argentina’s most respected and experienced winemakers […]
Continue Reading ...By Charlie The Wine – Wine: What Are You Paying For? “The Taste Of Tax” Have you ever wondered how much Tax and Duty there is on a bottle of Wine, and how that affects what you get for your money? If […]
Continue Reading ...April 18th, 2013 Argovino With the official launch of Argovino, we celebrate our first 95-point wine, Weinert Cabernet Sauvignon 2005. It’s a deep, unctuous wine with an array of flavors created by a rare combination of old, ungrafted vines and three […]
Continue Reading ...25th January, 2013 by Rupert Millar | The Drink Business. New attitudes to winemaking in Argentina are spurring a trend towards subtler wine styles and the examination of terroir, thinks Buckingham Schenk’s managing director Jon Pepper. Speaking to the drinks […]
Continue Reading ...Argentina – Beyond Malbec By Claudia Ortiz, BeverageTradeNetwork.com Roberto de la Mota Winemaker Roberto de la Mota, 51, has been working full-time in Argentina’s wineries and vineyards since he was 19 years old. One of Argentina’s most respected and experienced […]
Continue Reading ...July 15th 2012 by Hank Smeal @ City Winery This May at City Winery NYC we received a twenty-one ton shipment of Malbec grapes from the Mendoza Valley in Argentina. Since our Spring corresponds to the Fall harvest season in the southern hemisphere, […]
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