Malbec’s verticality and horizontality
Verticality and horizontality are relatively new concepts used to describe and interpret the wine that have become gradually established among wine lovers in the past few years.
Verticality and horizontality are relatively new concepts used to describe and interpret the wine that have become gradually established among wine lovers in the past few years.
The time has come for harvest in our estates of Luján de Cuyo and the Uco Valley.
At the moment of tasting a wine, the serving temperature is as important as drinking it on the proper glass or pairing it with a suitable dish.
The time has come for all Argentine wineries’ most longed-for event: the harvest, the great completion of the vine’s annual cycle and the conclusion of the work performed for a whole year at the estates.
During the past years, white wines have gained path in the Argentinian gondolas and tables.
Meat and wine form the great Argentinian match. Although historically this combination has been associated only with the red wines full of body, structure and marked tannins
Alberto Arizu’s life has been taking place mostly among vineyards. One of his first memories dates back to Finca El Paraíso, located at the Department of Maipu, where most of the greatest and most significant moments of his life have occurred.
At first glance, still wines are only distinguished by its color: red, white or rosé.
Travelling the routes and roads of wine is always the best trip plan for red and white wine lovers.