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Six things you didn’t know about Argentine wineWhat does a Malbec taste like? Why drink Torrontés? What curious story lies behind Bonarda? Why is Cabernet Franc taking off now?
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US: Hispanics and ‘Millennials’ fuel rise of Moscato, MalbecMoscato, Riesling and Malbec have shown 'explosive' growth in the US in the last two years, Nielsen's latest survey shows.
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Argentina is ‘not only Malbec’, say boutique producersArgentina's winemakers need to build on their success with Malbec by showing that the country can do more than a single varietal, according to two leading boutique producers.
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Argentina must make Malbec work harder – Trapiche winemakerAs many in Argentina are keen to look beyond Malbec, Trapiche's chief winemaker thinks producers could do a lot more to promote the diverse styles of its signature grape variety.
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MALBEC. An Argentine AdventureThis episode unveils the magic and seduction of Malbec: Argentina's flagship variety.
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Beyond Malbec: three Argentine varieties to watch
For some more surprises, it’s worth looking out for these Argentine Malbec varieties and labels.
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Malbec of Mendoza: diversity of flavoursThe province of Mendoza produces the greatest amount of Malbec in the country, and the nuances of the different areas become relevant when choosing a wine. So how does it differ?
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Why is Malbec synonymous with Argentina?
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New styles of Malbec are emerging from outside Mendoza
Argentina offers many different styles of Malbec. Most of them from Mendoza, but there are a handful of other Malbec’s worth discovering.
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Video: Exclusive Malbec Day in Buenos AiresDecanter publishing director Sarah Kemp talks to Fabricio Portelli and Steven Spurrier about the Exclusive Malbec day held in the Sofitel Hotel in Buenos Aires
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Video: Jeff Mausbach of TintoNegroMendoza-based winemaker Jeff Mausbach of TintoNegro spoke to Decanter about the region's diverse terroirs and discussed Malbec's potential for producing premium wines
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DWWA 2014 International Trophies: Red Single-Varietal under £15 -
World Malbec Day 2013 celebrated worldwideFor the third consecutive year, Argentina set off the largest wine celebration in the world.
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Hay Equipo!Wines of Argentina invites you to discover more about the wines that will measure their strengths against the heavyweights of world journalism and find out all the latest news in the land of Malbec.
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Cahors: taming the tigerWhile Argentinian Malbec may be stealing the limelight, the best producers in its homeland of Cahors are welcoming in an era of finesse and elegance. Stephen Brook highlights the stars to watch...
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Majestic Malbec
A small-time player in its home country of France, Malbec has adopted Argentina as its true home, producing deliciously elegant wines
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Cahors and Argentina collaborate on Malbec
Cahors and Argentina are planning a joint venture to develop the reputation of the Malbec grape.
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Gaucho steak and Malbec masterclass
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Argentina’s Great Malbecs with Tim Atkin
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Decanter World Wine Awards Trophy Tasting
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Malbec (red)
Responsible for the so-called ancient 'black wine of Cahors' in south-west France, Malbec is also a minor partner among the five main red varieties that make up the Bordeaux blend.
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Gaucho Restaurants and Chapel Down to produce MalbecAn Argentinian restaurant and an English wine producer have joined forces to make a 2011 Malbec.
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Argentina Malbec under £10This is this wine's second consecutive regional trophy for the DWWA...
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DWWA 2013 International Trophies: Red Single-Varietal Under £15This year's winner of the Decanter World Wine Awards International Trophy for the Best in Show Red Single-Varietal Under £15 went to Viña Mayu, Malbec, Elqui Valley 2012, Chile.
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DWWA 2013 International Trophies: Red Blend Under £15This year's winner of the Decanter World Wine Awards International Trophy for the Best in Show Red Blend Under £15 went to Viñalba, Reservado Malbec-Cabernet Franc, Mendoza 2012, Argentina.
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DWWA 2014 Regional Trophy: Argentinian Malbec over £15This year's Decanter World Wine Awards Regional Trophy for Argentinian Malbec over £15 went to Toneles, Gran Tonel 137, Mendoza 2010 (14.5%)
