White Wines: Partners for all seasons
There is a common belief that white wines are best for summer, reserved for hot days and light outdoor meals.
There is a common belief that white wines are best for summer, reserved for hot days and light outdoor meals.
Their role is often complex and enriches the culinary experience, providing a detailed perspective on the art of tasting.
In recent times, the wine industry has witnessed a remarkable transformation, and much of this evolution is centered on the role of the winemaker.
In the universe of contemporary winemaking, the term “terroir” has taken an unprecedented relevance.
Autumn tinges Mendoza’s landscapes with a palette of colors going from yellow to ochre, from orange to reddish.
In the framework of World Malbec Day, Alberto Arizu (h), CEO and fourth generation of Bodega Luigi Bosca and former President of Wines of Argentina, makes a historical review of the variety.
The harvest stage, which began a few weeks ago on our estates in Luján de Cuyo and Valle de Uco, waits expectantly for the red wine harvest.
This is the place where fresh aromas and fruit essences intertwine with viticulturist expertise, creating sensory experiences that delight the senses.
Beyond its visual appeal, each glass exhibits a unique story, revealing not only the skill of the viticulturist but also the rich palette of grapes and winemaking methods used.