Argentina
Bonarda
An Argentine red wine grape of Italian origin, producing fruity, low-tannin wines. Once the most planted red in Argentina, it is a rustic, food-friendly table wine.
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Mendoza, Argentina
Malbec
Argentina's flagship red wine grape, producing dark, fruity wines with a velvety texture. Mendoza is the heart of production, and Malbec is the national wine by decree.
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Moscatel
A sweet Argentine Muscat wine, traditionally drunk with pizza in old Buenos Aires pizzerías. Served in a small glass, it is a humble, nostalgic pairing for fugazzeta and fainá.
Salta, Argentina
Torrontés
Torrontés salteño
Argentina's signature white grape, producing aromatic, citrusy, floral wines. The best examples come from the high-altitude Calchaquí Valleys of Salta and Cafayate.
Salta, Argentina
Vino Patero
A rustic homemade wine of the Argentine northwest, pressed by foot (patero) and fermented in clay amphorae. A traditional, unfiltered country wine from Salta and Catamarca.