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Five great Malbec wines from PatagoniaPatricio Tapia highlights the top five Patagonian Malbecs from this lesser-known yet promising region...
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Malbec: the Mendoza sub zones -
Patagonia: The pioneersPlus ten top wines to try...
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In demand: Asda’s Chilean Malbec crashes website after platinum best in show win: DWWA 2016 -
Malbec across the AndesEast or west of the mountains, finding the right site is key to bringing the best out of this in-vogue variety, says Alejandro Iglesias...
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Obituary: Napa consultant Denis Malbec -
Uco Valley’s Patricio GouguenheimSponsored
Promotional feature. Changing the face of Argentinian Malbec...
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Tasting Catena’s Flagship winesThese wines 'belong in any cellar'...
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New coastal vineyard in Argentina planted at more than 45° SouthOne of the southernmost vineyards...
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Catena Zapata to sell top wines via Place de BordeauxTop Argentina winery signs deal with 10 Bordeaux merchants...
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Argentina Red Blend over £10The exceptional quality of this wine charmed the panel by showcasing the much-awaited complexity Malbec can achieve when blended.
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Red Blend over £10And the winner is...
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Argentina Malbec over £10
Argentina did well this year at the DWWA and this is just one of their many regional trophies.
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International Trophy Red Single-Varietal over £15 – Fabre Montmayou, HJ Fabre Barrel Selection Malbec, Patagonia, Argentina 2014An impressive double triumph for Argentina’s Bodegas Fabre, owner of Viñalba, Fabre Montmayou and Phebus, and a regular Trophy winner at the DWWA.
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International Trophy Red Single-Varietal under £15 – Viñalba , Parilla Malbec, Mendoza, Argentina 2013Hervé Joyaux Fabre is both winemaker and proprietor of Bodegas Fabre, which owns three wineries in Argentina: Fabre Montmayou, Viñalba and Phebus.
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Uco Valley winery O Fournier soldFor an undisclosed amount...
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Kauzo Estates: 1853 Old Vine Estate Selected Parcel 2014Discover Kauzo Estates...
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Ten centuries of Life, Death and RebirthSponsored
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What’s changing in Argentinian Malbec winemakingIt’s easy to forget that someone has to turn grapes into wine...
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How Malbec shows Argentina’s diverse terroirs -
Malbec pioneer goes back to the future with Cahors vineyard dealPioneer in Argentina heads to Cahors...
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UK: These wine styles grew in popularity the most in 2016 – figuresWhich style did people 'go mad for'?
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Wine Legend: Weinert, Malbec Estrella, Luján de Cuyo, Mendoza 1977What makes this a legendary wine...?
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Wine Legend: Wendouree, Shiraz 1990 (magnum) Clare Valley, South AustraliaTony Brady has been crafting intensely flavoured wines from Shiraz, Cabernet Sauvignon, Malbec and Mourvedre (Mataro) since 1974...
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Decanter and Graffigna Argentine Malbec masterclass -
Malbec quiz – test your knowledge
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Agrelo; home of Malbec and touristic heart of Argentine wine -
Six facts about Argentine Malbec
A decanter.com promotion. Nobody can deny that Malbec is synonymous with Argentina. However, there are other elements that help to form a partnership between a country and a grape.
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Jefford on Monday: Cahors’ Argentine Revival
Some of the greatest Cahors wine terroirs are not even planted, writes Andrew Jefford, who argues the region's reputation will rise strongly in coming years
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Sarah Kemp’s Argentina blog: Buenos Aires, Malbec, Pinot Noir and a superb TocaiDecanter is in Argentina for a week and a half of wine shows, tastings and winery visits. Sarah Kemp, publishing director and Argentinian wine enthusiast, sent us this report
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Hidden France: A Cahors Malbec masterclass -
Win tickets to a Decanter Malbec masterclass with GraffignaDiscover the secrets of Malbec with a Decanter Malbec masterclass hosted by Graffigna, and enter to win one of 10 pairs of tickets
