Argentine Wine

Barefoot Malbec

In my last post I checked out a Barefoot Prosecco that was pretty good and challenged the prejudice some folks have against...

Trivento Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon – Great value

The grand majority of Argentine red wines I've consumed have been malbec and somtimes bonarda. I was happy to try something different from Argentina —...

DeCopas Malbec – Fresh and Fruity

This wine from DeCopas is one that I don't have a lot of back story for. It's an Argentine malbec from Mendoza — like many inexpensive...

Graffigna Centenario Elevation Red Blend – Earthy, Fruity and Tasty

Red blends are where it's at when it comes to finding good red wines that won't break the bank.  Sure there are plenty of...

Tercos Sangiovese

I'm a big fan of sangiovese, but I'm also a little prejudiced with a preference toward Italian sangiovese.  I particularly like sangiovese via...

Trivento Reserve Malbec

One of the things I look for in a wine brand is consistency.  I expect there will be some minor variations in a wine...

BenMarco Cabernet Sauvignon

Our last post was about an outstanding cabernet sauvignon, so let's check out another. This one, from BenMarco, comes from the Mendoza region in Argentina. Every...

Trivento Amado Sur Malbec

Today is Malbec World Day, which strikes me as a holiday that was manufactured by PR folks in order to generate publicity for...

Ricardo Santos Semillon

Semillon is a varietal that is best known as being grown in France.  In fact, it's one of three white varieties approved for...

Tilia Merlot

We've reviewed several merlots from California and Chile over the past weeks, but how about one from Argentina.  When it comes to Argentine wines,...