Argentina is renowned for its diverse and expansive wine regions, which vary in altitude, climate, and soil type. The country boasts a selection of varietals, with Malbec being the standout star.

Located in the western part of Argentina at the foot of the Andes ... accounting for 95 percent of the country’s wine production. The best way to get to Mendoza, which was founded in 1561 ...

Nation is now the world's ninth-largest wine consumer; Export market worth US$933 million last year, making Argentina ...

Argentina exported nearly US$400 million ... a row after surpassing US$305 million in exports in 2004, the country's Institute of Wine reported. Now nearly 900 wineries in leafy vineyards all ...

Argentine wine will be the guiding thread of the story, reflecting the country’s diversity of terroirs, varieties and styles, and its cultural richness. “Our intention is to focus on and talk ...

Marchesini said the wine program at Franciska is meant to introduce customers to Argentine wines beyond the country's popular Malbec varietal, like Torrontés and Bonarda. Offerings will include ...

At the Amanda Barnes MW hosted Condor Wines Argentinian Extremes virtual tasting, two winemakers, Elías López Montero from ...

Located in the western part of Argentina at the foot of the Andes ... accounting for 95 percent of the country’s wine production. The best way to get to Mendoza, which was founded in 1561 ...

Located in the foothills of the Andes, the city of Mendoza in western Argentina offers easy access to hundreds of vineyards, world-class resorts, and incredible natural beauty. And if you like a ...

Located in the western part of Argentina at the foot of the Andes mountains, the Cuyo covers 120,000 square miles and is home to over 1,200 vineyards (more than double the number in Napa Valley) ...