The mass opening of wineries that added to already existing ones made the Roads of Wine a one-of-a-kind wine tourist opportunity.
Even though they were first offered in the 60’s within the traditional tour...
In 2006, Mendoza was admitted into the Great Wine Capitals Global Network – together with Bilbao-La Rioja (Spain), Bordeaux (Francia), Ciudad del Cabo (South Africa), Christchurch-South Island (New Zeland), F...
Grapes are the raw material for wine elaboration, that arises out from a natural process in which suggar, through wort’s fermentation, becomes alcohol.
Red wines are exclusively done with red grapes. White...
The Province of Mendoza is the most traditional wine making region in Argentina. It can be divided into four regions of very different orographic and hydrographic characteristics: Northern region, Eastern regio...
Since 2010 Malbec wine is considered a "national drink" after a decree signed by President Cristina Fernandez in the presence of representatives of Argentina's wine industry.
Thus, the wine will the same sta...
The celebration promoted by wines of Argentina has carried out 72 events in 45 cities of 36 countries. The entire world gathered to honour this variety of vine, which is an Argentinean emblem.
Wines of Argen...
The accommodation in wineries is an innovative and very attractive project. It is a proposal to look into gastronomy, which is inevitably linked to enology, complementing the guests’ stay and introducing the ...
Since the prestigious chef Francis Mallman did Escorihuela foot, over a decade ago, are increasingly incorporating holds a restaurant to their facilities as an additional attraction for wine tourism. In most me...
It is possible to find many connections between art and wine, but there is one characteristic that especially links them: the constant participation of sensitivity. Making and tasting good wines, as the art of ...
The province of Mendoza has become the first Argentinean region in promoting gay tourism through the signing of an agreement of cooperation between the Tourist Office and the Argentinean Gay and Lesbian Chamber...