Wine from Argentina has long been associated with Malbec. And while a lot of them are very affordable and taste great (see our list below for examples) don't let that be where your exploration of ...

Malbec, Argentina’s “signature grape,” has become one of the most popular wines in the U.S. over the past 15 years, helping Argentina become the fifth-largest wine producer in the world.

The wine most associated with Argentina is Malbec. Yet, it’s Cabernet Sauvignon, the country’s third most planted grape, that is quietly garnering well-earned attention. “We have a delicious ...

National Red Wine Day is tomorrow and we're talking corks, charcuterie, and breaking rules when it comes to red wine. Wine ...

Argentina has an extraordinarily long series of wine-growing regions that stretch from the north in Salta to the south in Patagonia, a distance of more than 1,200 miles.

Mention Argentina and most wine lovers immediately think of robust, Malbec wines. And why wouldn’t we? These luxurious red wines taste great with steak, roasted chicken and other hearty foods ...

Today, malbec is the most popular grape grown in Argentina while plantings have shrunk to only 1% of red grapes planted in Bordeaux. It is the sixth largest wine imported into the U.S.

Made in partnership with Domaines Barons de Rothschild (Lafite), all three red wines stand out in tasting.

While Argentina’s wine production is quite varied, in recent years, malbec has emerged as its signature grape and established a position among the U.S.’s most popular wines. A minor blending ...

There’s more to Argentina’s premier winemaking region than just Malbec.