Argentina’s primary wine-producing areas include Mendoza, the Uco Valley, Salta, Patagonia, and La Rioja. Each of these regions is uniquely affected by climate change due to differing altitudes ...

The distance between Argentina’s northernmost wine region of Salta, at a latitude of 22 degrees south, and its southernmost region, Patagonia, at 40 degrees south, extends for some 1,243 miles.

Mendoza is Argentina’s largest wine region—75% of the country’s vineyards. It has the most wineries—more than 1,200. It is a world-class producer of malbec and cabernet sauvignon.

Michael C. Higgins, author of the new guide “Exploring Wine Regions — Argentina” will share his photography and discuss the country’s most interesting wine regions. When, where: 7:30 p.m ...

Cavas helped pioneer luxury lodging in Argentina’s wine country when it opened in 2005. Located in Agrelo, the 18-room property, complete with a small outdoor pool and spa, is architecturally ...

Located around 900km west of Buenos Aires at the foot of the Andes, the Mendoza region is by far the most important wine- growing area in Argentina. “Almost 70% of all the country’s wines are ...

Bistro M, Park Hyatt Hotel, offers superb Argentine beef and lamb and features a two-story wine gallery. Dinner entrees $14-$20. 1124 Chile, 261-441-1234, www.mendoza.park.hyatt.com .

Argentina has many wine regions producing Cabernet Sauvignon, resulting in styles ranging from intense, voluptuous, and structured to vibrant, fresh, and spicy.

NEW YORK, Feb. 14, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Argentina's annual National Wine Harvest Festival (Fiesta Nacional de la Vendimia), ranked one of the world's top ten harvest festivals by National ...