Argentine Wine Review – Amauta IV Syrah, Bodega El Porvenir de los Andes
I was given the Amauta IV which is a 100% Syrah the other day as a gift from my boyfriend, who knows that Syrah is my favorite varietal. The Amauta Syrah is from the Argentine Bodega (Winery) El...
View ArticleArgentine Wine Reviews – Bodegas Nanni Torrontes
As I wrote about on Saturday, during my visit to Almacen Secreto in the neighborhood of Colegiales, Buenos Aires, I had a bottle of the Nanni Torrontes 2011. I always get excited when I see very small...
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Argentine Wine Review – Carinae Torrontes, Carinae Bodegas y Vinedos
For the average wine drinker in Great Britain or The United States, Torrontes is a white wine varietals relatively undiscovered, but here in Argentina it is something else! Considered Argentina’s...
View ArticleArgentine Wine Review: Tukma Reserve Malbec 2009
The last time I wrote about the Argentine winery Bodega Tukma, I was harking on about our in-house Buenos Aires wine tasting and their two different Torrontes’; the ‘evil’ Gran oaked version versus the...
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Things You Have To Do While You’re in Argentina
Well, I acknowledge that the headline is bold. Let me rephrase that. If you are traveling on an unlimited budget and have quite a bit of time on your hands, these are the things that you should do....
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Cafayate Salta 101
Cafayate is a region in the north-west of Argentina in the province of Salta. . From the beautiful landscape, breathtaking mountains and hot temperatures we are given one of the country’s most...
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The Best Wines of Argentina: Don David Tannat, Bodega El Esteco
WARNING: Not for the faint hearted wine drinker! Following on from a series of Tannat-themed posts, I would like to introduce you to the Don David Tannat, yet another Salta born and bred red wine that...
View ArticleThe Terroir of Salta, Argentina
Regardless of the method, experience or love put in from a winemaker, It is indisputable that the terroir of a land is one of the highest variable factors in the outcome of a wine. Terroir is a french...
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Wine in Argentina: Argentine Malbec Styles by Region
Hello my Wine loving fellas! Today I am gonna get all informative on you and share some knowledge about the different styles of Malbecs that you can find in Argentina. You do not need to be a wine...
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Wine Fairs in Argentina
How awesome is to try an incredible amount of wines of different wineries from different regions, grapes and styles? Well, it sounds great! The wine fairs are the door to this possibility. In Argentina...
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Wine and Food Pairings: Diego’s Very Own Humita Recipe + Torrontés!
Our wine tastings at Anuva have just gotten a bit spicier! Diego has shared his family’s humita en olla recipe, of which he added his own special twist. If you are unaware of this typical Argentine...
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