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Argentina Embassy Tasting: Part One
15 de Noviembre, 2011 - por Mr. Steve Stumpf
Who knew Argentina has a Promotion Centre in Los Angeles. Consul Adjunto Jose Cafiero sent out invitations to the right people who showed up on a lovely early fall late afternoon to check. Sr. Cafiero promoted six Mendoza wineries that would love to be represented in Los Angeles. All [...]
Lea el resto del artículo Comentarios »Grape Transformations: Mondavi and Catena
2 de Noviembre, 2011 - por Mike Veseth
Karl Polanyi’s classic 1944 book, The Great Transformation presented a theory of how the Industrial Revolution transformed much the world. Polanyi proposed a complex paradigm of acting (economy and technology) and reacting (politics and social movements) forces that combined to shape history. It is a must read (but [...]
Lea el resto del artículo Comentarios »Mad about Masi
17 de Octubre, 2011 - por Blog Elitistreview - David Strange
Recently a Master of Wine friend said he wanted to try more Argentinian Malbec. As a classical drinker I though this a tad odd, until I recalled my first experience with fine Argentinian wine.
As long-time readers will know, I’ve been in loony bins far too often. Once, on an escorted trip outside, [...]
Argentinian Malbecs vs. The World
27 de Septiembre, 2011 - por Andrew Catchpole
Mention Argentina to the average wine drinker and Malbec is the variety that everyone knows. It’s the runaway flagship variety, with a well-deserved reputation for producing intense, aromatic, flavour-packed wines running the gamut from barbecue-friendly quaffers to fine wines with great structure and complexity. Argentina’s vignerons [...]
Lea el resto del artículo Comentarios »Eating well in unexpected places – Argentinian Torrontes
19 de Septiembre, 2011 - por Iron Chevsky
In the heart of Healdsburg, right there on the charming main plaza, tourist traps abound. The famous Oakville Grocery at the corner, full inside and out, is but a Whole-Foods-like shadow of its authentic self along highway 29 in Oakville that still draws me during visits to Napa [...]
Lea el resto del artículo Comentarios »My Relationship with Argentinean Malbec
16 de Septiembre, 2011 - por Jason Phelps
I don’t recall the very first glass of Argentinean Malbec I ever had, but I am guessing it was in the early 2000’s. I likely picked it from a menu based on the description of it coming from a wine region on the rise and having been made from [...]
Lea el resto del artículo Comentarios »The Two M’s of Argentinian Wine in Canada
13 de Septiembre, 2011 - por Steve Shanahan
Canada has fallen in love Argentinian wine. Well at least, we have fallen in love with the tip of the iceberg of Argentinian wine. Most Canadians have two M’s come to mind when they think about Argentinian wine, Mendoza and Malbec. Mendoza is the arid region cobbled with [...]
Lea el resto del artículo Comentarios »Argentine Wine Feast – Seven Courses
7 de Septiembre, 2011 - por Joe and Janelle
Our next stop on our Mendoza wine tour is the Posada Salentein, a wine lodge owned by the Bodega Salentein, located in the Valle de Uco. The Valle de Uco or Uco Valley is located in the foothills of the Andes Mountains, some 90 Kilometers south of our last stop, Club [...]
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