Argentina Wine Regions
Argentina is one of the world’s top five largest wine producing nations. Perhaps because of their Hispanic history and tradition, Argentineans have also been very significant consumers of wine. Grape varities grown include Chardonnay, Merlot, and Cabernet Sauvignon. Also has a tradition of Spanish and Italian varieties like Tempranillo, Bonarda and Barbera that make wonderfully juicy berry and cherry-fruited reds.
Argentina Wines Directory
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The Wines of Argentina, Chile, And Latin America (Classic Wine Library)
Chile and Argentina have established their place in the world wine markets, while other countries in Latin America are also growing in importance as affordable wines of good quality become ever harder to find. Christopher Fielden provides a thorough introduction to the ten wine-producing countries of Central and South America, examining the history, vine varieties, and producers of each country in turn. Since 1990, he has traveled extensively throughout Latin America, and the resulting volume is a discerning guide to the best the region has to offer.
Wine Routes of Argentina
The book examines both the history and future of wine in Argentina. Climate and grape varieties, past, present and future are discussed in depth. Its grapes, vineyards and wineries are comprehensively illustrated in the 160 pages.
Food and Drink in Argentina
Get the latest information on restaurants, bars, regional recipes, food definitions and wine vintages in Argentina! A brand new edition of Food and Drink in Argentina is now available!
Argentina Wine News
- Argentina: a guide for beginners - Telegraph.co.uk
Telegraph.co.ukArgentina: a guide for beginnersTelegraph.co.ukThe Iguaçú Falls – on the border with Brazil, but closer and louder on the Argentinian side; colonial, sunny Salta and the wine region around Cafayate; … - Uruguay is wine world's rising star - Sydney Morning Herald
Telegraph.co.ukUruguay is wine world's rising starSydney Morning HeraldArgentina has its Malbec. Chile has its Carmenere. Now Uruguay, not to be out-muscled by its more famous wine-producing neighbours, is taking the world of …Uruguay is wine world's rising starTelegraph.co.ukall 11 news articles »… - A Back-Label Approach - Wall Street Journal
A Back-Label ApproachWall Street JournalFirst there is the pin-stripe suit, the uniform of choice among the wine trade's well-heeled. Then there is the aristocratic demeanor, the sense of money, …and more »…