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Organic wine: 6 concepts to understand it

Organic wine: 6 concepts to understand it

Concern for the environment and respect for the ecosystem have been part of consumers’ choices for several years now and, of course, it is a good thing that this is the case. Organic wine is an example of this change. Neither Argentinean wine, nor Chilean wine, nor...

5 reasons to love Chardonnay from South America

5 reasons to love Chardonnay from South America

Chardonnay is perhaps the most widely planted white grape in the world. An undisputed component of Champagne and many other sparkling wines around the world, it is a grape that in countries such as Argentina, Uruguay and Chile, offers wines with excellent...

Why do we love Malbec so much?

Why do we love Malbec so much?

If you were raised in Argentina, it is almost logical that, when you reach the age of drinking wine, your first approach to red grapes is through Malbec. The shelves of any supermarket and the shelves of all the wine shops in this country have a high percentage of...

How to train your nose?

How to train your nose?

When talking about wine, we can focus on different aspects. Without a doubt, it is one of the most noble and enjoyable drinks, and at the same time a great bridge to engage in conversation, whether at a party, a gathering of friends, or a romantic date. Everything is...

How many South American Cabernet Sauvignon wines do you know?

How many South American Cabernet Sauvignon wines do you know?

Cabernet Sauvignon: its characteristics Cabernet Sauvignon is the result of the "crossing" between the grape varieties Sauvignon Blanc and Cabernet Franc, which were produced in France around the 17th century. It is also a grape widely used for making cuvée, as it can...

Why is Torrontés Week celebrated in Argentina?

Why is Torrontés Week celebrated in Argentina?

Why is Torrontés Week celebrated in Argentina?Just as Malbec is the flagship among the red grapes of this country, Torrontés is the equivalent in the white grape.Although it bears the name Torrontés, it has nothing to do with the Spanish grape, but with the attempt of...

Tannat, finding its own terroir from Europe to South America.

Tannat, finding its own terroir from Europe to South America.

Tannat is a variety originating from France, which has found a prominent place in South America.In the case of Uruguay, its clay soils, added to the Atlantic breeze, offer exceptional conditions for this variety. Today, Uruguay is the main producer of Tannat, with a...

Winery Valle de La Puerta: Excellent value for money.

Winery Valle de La Puerta: Excellent value for money.

Valle de la Puerta was founded in 1994 and in the same year began olive and grape plantations. These plantations now cover 150 hectares / 375 acres for grapes.The property is located in the Famatina Valley in La Rioja, Argentina. The beautiful Sierra Famatina, a group...