The best view in Salta Argentina is their AERIAL TRAM climbing 968 feet to the top of San Bernardo Hill.
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Downtown Salta
Downtown Salta, the colorful capital city for the province of Salta, Argentina's second largest wine region in the far northwest of the country.
Planting Pinot Noir Vineyards
Where it all begins... the planting of PINOT NOIR vines in Santa Barbara County's Wine Region of the Sta. Rita Hills.
Expansive vineyard of PINOT NOIR
Expansive vineyard of PINOT NOIR grapes on the LaFond Winery estate of the Sta. Rita Hills AVA in Santa Barbara County (California). LaFond makes beautiful Pinot Noir wines that will get your attention
Winemaking History in the Sta. Rita Hills AVA
Winemaking History in the Sta. Rita Hills AVA (Santa Barbara County Wine Region) where PINOT NOIR grapes grow magically, and where notable winemaker Richard Stanford began in this beautifully rustic barn.
Sietefincas 2010 Grand Secreto
The Siete Fincas wines from Mendoza Argentina are a fantastic line up of wines. I particularly like the Gran Secreto (photo of the 2010 vintage) which I enjoyed last night. This is their top-of-the-line Malbec! It is big and bold, rich and yet a smooth well balanced...
Pinot Noir Grapes in Sta. Rita Hills AVA
PINOT NOIR grapes, luscious on the vine, being protected by netting, in the Sta. Rita Hills AVA, Santa Barbara CA.
Exploring the Andes Mountains from in the Air
Exploring the Andes Mountains, FROM IN THE AIR, is very impressive! In your own airplane or by commercial flight, you can witness this amazing geographic wonder and its many towering peaks and high plateaus. Get ready for a spectacular sight… This photo is the first...
Exploring Cafayate
When talking about Argentina wine regions, most people will think about Mendoza and its famous Malbec. Few people might know that Cafayate and its Torrontés are just as fantastic as Mendoza and Malbec. Cafayate is located in the Salta Province at the far northwest...
History In The Tasting
Look at the line up for my 3:00 pm tasting... 1963, 1971, and 1974... OMG!