Weekend Getaways Near Buenos Aires Perfect for Autumn
It’s the perfect time to escape Buenos Aires and go mountain biking, grape picking, or catch some late summer rays at the beach.
Food, drink and travel writer + sommelier | Argentina + Latin America
It’s the perfect time to escape Buenos Aires and go mountain biking, grape picking, or catch some late summer rays at the beach.
In the final part of this series, Vinicast’s Gabriel Dvoskin talks about Pinotom, his Argentine Pinot Noir.
From pharmaceuticals to chef. Mother-of-four Nadia Harón runs two restaurants in Mendoza.
For The Guardian: Mendoza’s spectacular Andean scenery is heady enough, and that’s before you even start on the wine. Here’s our pick of where to go for tastings, the best restaurants and where to sleep it all off.
Three, two, one, pop! Four sparklers to crack open this evening.
It’s time for a new friendship to flourish and say yay to Chardonnay.
Wine Review: Rutini Gewürztraminer 2014, Bodega La Rural, Tupungato, Valle de Uco
“Oh, don’t get that Gewürztraminer,” said B. “I hate sweet wines.”
What? Stop. Rewind.
You can legitimately sip it for breakfast by turning it into a Buck’s Fizz with fresh orange juice… a brief history of 40 sparkling wine harvests in Argentina at Chandon.
In the shadow of the high Andes, west of Buenos Aires is Mendoza. The region is the location for the Uco Valley’s first luxury resort – and the latest installment in The Vines of Mendoza’s story. It started out a decade ago as the pipedream of a former American political campaigner and his Argentine oenologist […]
A short holiday a decade ago, and Washington transplant Michael Evans simply decided to stay in Argentina. The co-founder of The Vines of Mendoza, a private vineyard ownership project, counts photography, running and wine-making as his passions.