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Category Archives: Bonarda
Some Background on Argentina’s “Other Red Grape”
I really enjoy serving glasses of Bonarda at the Anuva wine tastings in Buenos Aires, as it is a very unique wine that most people have never heard of before. The Bonarda grape is said to be originally from the … Continue reading
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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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Mairena Bonarda, Malbec: A Mendoza Family Story
They say wine is a family business. Not the mafia type family, mind you. Gabriel and Monica Blanco exemplify one of these families. They make a line of wines called Mairena that truly illustrates how important their family is to them: The … Continue reading
Anuva Vinos Featured on Chow.com!
Lessley Anderson, a wine and drinks writer for Chow.com recently featured a post on Anuva Vinos. Check out the link below! Put a Bow on These Bottles By Lessley Anderson Wines are chosen by a panel of local experts through … Continue reading
Anuva Vinos Tasting with Zach Everett
What a kind and generous man, Zach Everett. He and his lovely wife Robin invited over several guests and the Anuva team to present some of our wines. The Mayol Bonarda turned out to be the hit of the evening. … Continue reading
