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Category Archives: Argentina
Goodbye to Buenos Aires
Hello Anuva blog readers! My days of sipping boutique wine (at least as much), performing wine tastings in Buenos Aires and working the business side of Anuva Wines are being to wrap up. After a long and difficult decision, I … Continue reading
Time for Wine
Wine, along with most other products, is expected to drop in sales and demand during a global recession such like the one we are experiencing today. What do we see with wine consumers during the recession? Many instead of buying … Continue reading
Geography, Globalization, and Argentina’s rise on the International Wine Scene
Immigration has heavily influenced Argentina’s path toward cultural and economic identity throughout its history. Wine is certainly not separated from this fact. Europe, and most particularly France, experienced what is known as the phylloxera epidemic in the mid 19th century. … Continue reading
The Characteristics of a Great Argentine Wine
As anyone who has done any serious wine tasting knows, the first step to observing, tasting, and (hopefully) enjoying a wine is to examine it visually. Part of this process involves surveying the color of the wine. by holding the … Continue reading
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The Neighborhood Parilla
I think most people that know me know this, but besides tasting good argentine wine, I love good food and cooking in general. When I’m not cooking dinner myself, I love to try new restaurants. The whole food revolution taking … Continue reading
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Wine, Wine Everywhere – And Not A Drop To Drink
Wine, is a lot like water: It is everywhere. It flows freely. You can drink it endlessly without any problem. It is the vitality of life. Indeed, it might be life itself. Both water and wine are synonymous with life … Continue reading
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Getting into the “Nose” of a Wine
Before being introduced to the world of wine several years ago, one thing that always seemed a little bit peculiar, strange, and even slightly pretentious to me was the great interest some people took in swishing around and smelling wine … Continue reading
Oak Aging
If you have ever visited a winery here in Argentina, or anywhere in the world for that matter you’ve most likely seen large oak barrels filled with aging wine. While winemaking technologies have changed quite a bit in recent decades, … Continue reading
Bonarda and the evolution of Argentina’s Wine Industry
Here at our tasting room here in Buenos Aires, we enjoy that Anuva Wines gives people the opportunity to try new and exciting vintages and varietals from small-scale, boutique wineries throughout Mendoza and Argentina’s wine country. And while there is … Continue reading
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Wine in Buenos Aires vs Mendoza
Wine is different by region: Argentine wine is of a different varietal, climate, production process–really, everything except the core insight of fermenting grapes–than wine in, say, Chile. And Chilean and Argentine wine are different than wine in France and Italy. … Continue reading
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