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Category Archives: Winemaking Regions
Wine and Oak-Aging: French and American Oak
Over the last several months’ here in Buenos Aires, our team at Anuva Wines has been taking note of some of the most popular and recurring questions we hear from clients during our wine tastings. As expected, we have seen … Continue reading
Posted in Wine, Winemaking Regions, wine ageing, wine drinking
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Wine Country in Argentina
If you were to enter the phrase “Argentina’s wine country” into the online search engine of your choosing, the first pages would undoubtedly be dominated with results about Mendoza. And while this result can most certainly be justified, (Mendoza accounts … Continue reading
San Juan: Argentina’s Next Top Wine Destination
Last week, Mendoza was named World Wine Region of the Year by Wine Enthusiast magazine. It’s a very prestigious distinction and is helping to continue to establish Argentina as top-tier wine producer in the world. However, if recent wine making … Continue reading
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Small Production Wines Make Wine Spectator Top-100
We’ve sometimes been critical of Wine Spectator, however, they are still one of the most-respected and most-read wine publications out there. So it was with great surprise and delight that three Argentine wines cracked the Wine Spectator Top-100 list released … Continue reading
Posted in Argentine Wine, Awards, Winemaking Regions
Tagged Chandon, mendoza, Norton, Salta, Top-100, wine spectator, Zapata
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Cafayate, Salta, Argentina–High Desert Wines
I have been through the Cafayate region and its surrounding twice to visit various Bodegas (wineries) and I find the region resembles something out of a Salvador Dalí painting. Besides my watch nearly melting onto my wrist, this desolate, arid … Continue reading
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Tagged Argentina, cafayate, high altitude wines, Malbec, Torrontés, wine regions
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