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Wine tourism grows in Mendoza
At harvest time, Argentinian wineries offer several tourism alternatives. They include tastings, wine and food pairings, tours through the vineyards, musical concerts and even the classic cars rally.
Read More Comments »Two Argentinian emblems join efforts to promote tourism
An important agreement between Bodegas de Argentina and Asociación de la Yerba Mate sealed the collaboration among 10 provinces of two regions that make Argentina well known all around the world.
Read More Comments »Wine Enthusiast recommends the best restaurants and hotels
Mendoza has a slew of new restaurants, lodging, wineries and tour guides eager to shuttle around the increasing number of visitors. Michael Schachner, Wine Enthusiast editor, recommends some of the places visitors should not miss.
Read More Comments »Wine tourism grows in Argentina
In the first six months of 2010, 768,846 people went through Argentina’s Wine Roads, which means an increase of 57.7%, compared with 2009.
Read More Comments »Wine and art at Trapiche
In a very special night, Bodega Trapiche opened a silverwork exhibition and presented Manos, its new icon wine.
Read More Comments »Renacer goes for tourism
The winery decided to revamp itself, presenting new tourism alternatives to journalists, who became “winemakers for one day.”
Read More Comments »San Juan is changing
Even though Syrah is the emblematic varietal of the region, Torrontés and Pinot Gris start to stand out. There are strong investments in wineries and vineyards and the province is making a great leap forward.
Read More Comments »A walk in the clouds
It is not rhetoric. Literally, walk in Cafayate, Salta, means to walk in the clouds, which dominate the vineyards located at more than 2,000 meters above sea level. In the lands where the Cardón prevails everywhere and time seems to have taken a break, wineries give visitors their best.
Read More Comments »Bodegas de Argentina has a new department of Wine Tourism
Last week, the institution presented its new department of Wine Tourism and its wine tourism product club. Know about Gabriel Fidel’s opinion, who is in charge of this plan.
Read More Comments »Argentinian wineries danced tango
As its name indicates, the festival “Tango por los Caminos del Vino” (Tango through the Wine Roads) is a fusion of two national cultural emblems. The public was dazzled by different tango spectacles in the amazing settings offered by wineries.
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