Posts Tagged ‘wine’

Findings reveal how wine can extend life span

May 4, 2012

A study conducted by the Harvard University Medical School, disclosed that resveratrol, an ingredient present particularly in red wine grapes, expands life expectancy and good health as it increases the energy in the mitochondria, the “engine” of cells.

Asia, the continent to capture

March 16, 2012 by Ma. Soledad González

This continent has experienced one of the fastest growths in terms of wine consumption. It is anticipated that China will become the world’s leading wine consumer. However, Argentina is the “great” unknown as well as Malbec.

The major wine investments

December 26, 2011 by Ma. Soledad González

With greater caution than previous years, the wine industry continues going for the business. The capacity expansion was one of the highest investments made by wineries.

WineSur drank a toast with polo players

November 30, 2011 by Laura Saieg

On 26th and 27th November, the 1st Polo Tournament organized by Wines & Polo was held in Mendoza, Argentina. The winning team was Triunfo Seguros-Zero FM. WineSur was present with some news.

The perfect pairing: Polo, Art & Wine

November 9, 2011

Next week, the 1st Polo Tournament organized by Wines & Polo, will be held in Mendoza, Argentina. In this opportunity, WineSur will sponsor it. Besides, the original of this event is the combination of this elite sport with art and wine.

Chinese drinkers discover the wine world

November 4, 2011

According to a report released by CNNGo, Chinese are eager to learn about the wine culture and, in order to capture their attention, it is necessary to teach them, speak them in their language and offer them striking labels. Wine Connoisseur is the first online wine education program in China.

7 Argentine wines among the “Top 100 Best Buys”

October 12, 2011 by Laura Saieg

Wine Enthusiast published the Top 100 Best Buys of 2011, chosen by its select tasting panelists. Beyond Malbec, in this opportunity, Torrontés and Bonarda were the surprising varieties of the list. See in this article the 2011’s best wines under USD 15.

“The Japanese prefer Argentine Cabernet Sauvignon”

September 13, 2011 by Laura Saieg

One of the Japan’s most important journalists and wine consultants talked to WineSur about the Japanese market and the chances of the Argentine wine. In this article, she pointed out some trends that shape the future.

“Argentina’s challenge is to keep the quality of Malbec within USD10-20 range”

September 12, 2011 by Rocío Acosta

Jay Miller was one of the most attractive figures at the International Wine Forum. The world wine guru emphasized that Argentina should maintain the quality of Malbec.

What will happen with wine consumption?

August 17, 2011 by Gabriela Malizia y Laura Saieg

The downgrade of US credit rating shook the world financial system, instilling further fear of a fast slowdown in economy growth. Prospects for the Argentine wine, in the light of recent events.