Category: Mendoza

Not even an aftershock measuring 7.9 on the Richter scale could dampen spirits at Norton's 120th anniversary celebrations.

Not even a 7.9 aftershock deterred Bodega Norton from celebrating its 120th anniversary.

Finally. It's time to look beyond Malbec in Argentina as top-scoring whites prove in the latest round of Parker points.

Check out my wine route guide for The Guardian. Several other provinces in Argentina, such as Salta, Córdoba and San Juan, produce wine, but Mendoza is the star

Given that it’s Argentina’s most emblematic grape, naturally the bright and bold Malbec celebrates its own day every 17 April. Despite originating in Cahors, south-west France, this fruity

Me: What’s it like when all four Michelini brothers get involved in making a wine? Matías: Es un quilombo / We cause a commotion. **************************** Especially when the

While Argentina is considered a new kid on the wine-making block thanks to the Malbec boom of the past 20 years, in fact vitiviniculture is very much part

To reach a 40th anniversary in this day and age — whether it’s personal or professional — should be applauded, but if you consider that Onofre Arcos has

Although his father imported Argentine wine to the US for his restaurant, that was as close to the sacred grape as Brennan Firth had got after taking a

My review of The Vines of Mendoza for The Independent. In the shadow of the high Andes, west of Buenos Aires is Mendoza. The region is the location for