Patagonia: The Great Wine Frontier

The wine industry in Patagonia is ten years new with only twelve existing wineries producing some striking wines to compete with the striking terrain. Due to the colder and more temperate conditions, Patagonia produces a beautifully smooth wine, and is known for its lighter and sweeter whites. The main wine area within Patagonia is Neuquen where you will find their most famous bodega, Fin Del Mundo. Our wine buff’s favorites: Fin Del Mundo has a... Read More

Mendoza: Putting Argentina on the Wine Map

Mendoza, producing over 80% of Argentina’s wines, is comparable to the Napa Valley of California as a hot destination for the wine-loving traveler. When people think of Argentina they usually think of steak, tango, futbol, and Malbec; and Mendoza is the place to get your fill of this unique Argentine wine. The Malbec grape originates from France and actually means “badly cut” in French. The vine did terribly in the rainy weather of France and... Read More