Wine Regions / Argentina
Bodega Ruca Malen
Argentina is one of today's up and coming wine producers, and it isn't hard to see why: big, bold flavors ... with a small price tag! Paul Grieco speaks with Sebastian de Montalembert of the acclaimed Bodega Ruca Malen. More »
Argentina Wines
What's all the hype about Argentine Malbec-- listen and watch to learn. More »
Pacific Dining Car
At one of Los Angeles' oldest dining institutions, Bonnie Graves discovers that there's so much more to enjoy with steak than California Cabernet. Sommelier Johnathan Mitchell pairs unexpected varietals and rare finds with an incredible menu. More »
Terrazas
Although it may be owned by one of Frances’ premier Champagne producers, Bodega Terrazas is a distinctly Argentine destination. Discover this acclaimed winery tucked away in the Mendoza region to learn first hand why the altitude of the Andes makes all the difference in producing superior wines such as Malbec, the greatest grape of Argentina. More »
Cru Wine Bar
It's the go-to place for expert and enjoyable wine flights and wine-friendly fare to match. The lounge-like ambience brings in a solid and steady neighborhood crowd. More »
Michel Rolland
Argentina has been making wine for centuries, but, it’s still a newcomer to the world stage. So when a renowned wine consultant like Michel Rolland from France arrives in town for a special tasting, it tends to draw a crowd. Listen in as the great guru shares his thoughts on Argentina’s up and coming winemaking industry. More »
Argentine Adventure
A wine tasting trip to Mendoza would be an adventure in itself. But, for true thrill-seekers, Argentina’s wine country offers a variety of exciting escapades. Take in the beauty of the land from the back of a horse at a working ranch and winery. Or, zip up your wet suit and jump in a raft on the surging Mendoza river rapids. Either way, you’ll be ready for a nice glass of wine when it’s all over! More »
Catena Zapata
Discover one of the Mendoza region’s most prestigious and celebrated wineries, Bodega Catena Zapata. With Mayan-inspired architecture and the latest vinticultural technology, Catena Zapata is leading the nation in forming Argentina’s winemaking identity. More »
Norton Winery
Bodega Norton may have been founded by an English nobleman and currently run by an Austrian business tycoon, but it produces thoroughly Argentine wines. Located in the Mendoza region of Argentina, Bodega Norton produces some of the country’s finest wines of varietals such as Sauvignon Blanc, Merlot, and, of course, Malbec. More »
La Rural
Tucked into the Tupungato Valley, La Rural is a modern winery with close ties to its history -- so close, it has a winemaking museum right on the property! Explore the history of winemaking in Argentina, and taste the delicious results, at La Rural wine museum. More »
1884 Restaurant
Experience the fine cuisine of clay ovens and modern menus at Restaurant 1884 in Argentina’s beautiful Mendoza region. Join Chef Constanza Aldao as she prepares a simple but elegant pairing for local wines: a crostini of fresh figs, goat milk ricotta, and crisp rocket greens. More »
Park Hyatt Mendoza
It may look sleek and modern on the inside, but the Park Hyatt Mendoza is actually a renovated 19th century colonial inn. Tour this classy hotel that’s the place to be in Argentina’s most prominent wine region, including the impressive two story wine library. More »
DC International Wine Festival
Explore the D.C. International Wine and Food Festival, and watch as wine producers from all over the world chat with Mari Stull about some of their latest offerings. More »
Trivento Argentina - Federico Galdeano
Leslie Sbrocco tastes two new releases from Trivento with winemaker Federico Galdeano. As one of Argentina's top exporters, their malbec and torrontes are great choices for food and wine pairing. More »