Argentina

The snowcapped Andes form a stunning backdrop for Argentina’s vineyards. They sit at 22,000 feet above sea level. The wine regions are in the west central part of the country and elevations range from 4,900 feet above sea level, making these vineyards some of the highest altitude in the world. Argentina’s most interesting wine is Malbec, a red wine that originated in France’s Bordeaux region, but is far more delicious in Argentina.

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25 Lagunas Malbec 2010 Dark red and violet hints with a nose of plum and red fruits. The palate shows raspberries, dried...		$12.99
Alamos Malbec Mendoza The nose shows ripe black fruits, black pepper, spice and floral notes. Palate is full yet soft and...		$12.99
Altos Las Hormigas Mendoza Reserve Malbec Dark and ripe, but intense and vivid, with melted licorice, graphite, plum confiture and freshly...		$31.99
Callia Alta Malbec 2010 Fresh fruit-driven character, and the delicate tannic structure which will allow this wine to shine...		$14.99
Catena Alta Cabernet Sauvignon A full-bodied, well-structured wine with ripe, firm tannins and aromas and flavors of intense, rich...		$49.99
Catena Zapata Catena Malbec 2009 Made by Nicolas Catena, who was awarded the 2009 Decanter Magazine Man of the Year, this wine is...		$23.99
Gouguenheim Cabernet Sauvignon These Cabernet vines grown at very high altitudes benefit from hot days and cool nights that...		$12.99
La Yunta Torrontes The Torronts grape was first brought to Argentina in the late 1800's by Spanish immigrants. While...		$10.99
Punto Final Malbec 2010 Deep ruby red in color with notes of blackberry, blueberry and cassis. On the palate, the wine is...		$14.99

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