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South American Cabernet Sauvignon: setting the standard
Plus 25 top Cabs worth seeking out...
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South American Cabernet Franc: Expert’s choice
Top Cab Francs from Argentina, Chile and Uruguay
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Patagonia: The southernmost region in Argentina
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Top South American Cabernet Franc wines: Panel tasting results
See the results from this panel tasting...
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Five great Malbec wines from Patagonia
Patricio Tapia highlights the top five Patagonian Malbecs from this lesser-known yet promising region...
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Patagonia: The pioneers
Plus ten top wines to try...
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Fine wines to know from Chile and Argentina
Every wine lover should try them at least once...
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Montes starts island vineyard in Chiloé
The first vineyard on the island of Chiloé...
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International Trophy Red Single-Varietal over £15 – Fabre Montmayou, HJ Fabre Barrel Selection Malbec, Patagonia, Argentina 2014
An 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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Six things you didn’t know about Argentine wine
What 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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What do you need to know about Argentina to understand its wines
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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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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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The rise of Argentine Cabernet Sauvignon
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Trend: In Argentina new terroirs are emerging in unexpected areas
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New winery breaks ground in Patagonia
A new winery in Patagonia – in the southernmost vineyards in the Americas - breaks ground in December.
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Argentina, contrasting terroirs: Northwest vs. Patagonia
Argentina is a long country. From south to north it stretches about 3,800km, and there are vineyards in at least two thirds of that extension, with two, well marked, extremes.
