The Mendoza wine region produces around two-thirds of Argentina's wine, making it the country's undisputed epicenter of viticulture. Stretched across the foothills of the Andes Mountains at altitudes between 1,900–3,600 feet, Mendoza has become synonymous with Malbec,...
Patagonia encompasses the extreme south of the American continent, mostly in Argentina, and represents more than a third of the land mass of Argentina. Argentine Patagonia…
The Mendoza is the primary wine-producing region of Argentina, with more than 80% of the wines produced here and 400,000 acres of vineyards already planted. To put this in…
The word Torrontes is Spanish for “torrent” which is a very suitable name considering it’s potent flavors and armoas. The Torrontes grape is pretty much exclusive to Argentina…