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Bloomberg News published an article where it stressed that Argentina is more than Malbec. In this respect, the publication spotlighted the special features of Chardonnay, the world’s most popular white wine.
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On Saturday, May 25, the second edition of this program, aimed at promoting the wine tourism in Argentina, will be carried out for charity.
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The region, located in the south of Calchaquí Valleys, emerges as a productive center looking to stand out by wines of great character.
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The new member of Parker’s team is Spanish Luis Gutiérrez, who will also be in charge of reviewing wines from Spain and Chile.
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With a flourishing business environment, the country has become an interesting market in which more and more people are leaning towards wine, especially in big cities like Bogotá or Medellín.
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WineSur made a ranking including the Argentine wines with the best performance in the first quarter of the year, compared with 2012. Get to know them and see their evolution below.
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With new labels and vintages, and several launches, the region seems dynamic on the shelf.
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This outlay is intended for planting vineyards, technology to improve the quality of wines, and finally for doubling the capacity of sparkling wine production.
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The initiative will start next week and count on four departures a week. The cost of the service will be ARS130
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It comprises over 200 thousand hectares and 26 thousand vineyards extended from North to South. Every year, new labels and styles are launched. It includes wine tastings and exclusive accommodation at some of the 1,300 wineries.
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Jose Moquillaza, businessman and academician of Peru’s food industry
This was Moquillaza’s statement about how Argentine wines can attract more consumers in the on-trade channel. The businessman was in Argentina together with a group of journalists and sommeliers from Latin America, invited by Wines of Argentina.
Alberto Guardia, president of the Chamber of Wineries and Vineyards of Tucumán
In an interview with WineSur, Guardia talked about the reality Tucumán’s wine industry is facing today and how it is positioning in both national and international market.
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Euromonitor International made a report on the global performance of wine, beer, spirits, cider, and ready-to-drink products. In short, it reveals that 251 billion liters of alcoholic drinks were consumed in 2012, mainly in China, United States, Brazil, Russia and Germany.
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Its yield went from 22 million of quintals last year to 28 million in 2013. According to the president of the National Institute of Viticulture, Guillermo García, the quality of this harvest is outstanding. Moreover, he made an analysis of the current situation of the domestic and foreign market.
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It includes the companies enjoying the best positioning on this social network. A Spanish winery reached the top. See here the whole list.
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Driven by WineSur and with the participation of over 50 wineries, the web 2.0 campaign finished. During four months, the country’s wine industry was present on Facebook, Twitter and Pinterest, sharing minute after minute what was going on in the Argentine harvest.
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