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Chandon Garden Spritz

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16.50€ / bottle

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16.50€ / bottle

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- 39.00€ / magnum

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38.00€ / magnum

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Clos de Los Siete 2019

Mendoza - Red Wine -

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- 17.40€ / bottle

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Clos de Los Siete 2020

Mendoza - Red Wine -

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- 18.50€ / bottle

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18.00€ / bottle

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16.96€ / bottle

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Terrazas de Los Andes Reserva Malbec 2018

Terrazas de Los Andes Malbec 2020

Mendoza - Red Wine -

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- 21.70€ / bottle

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19.90€ / bottle

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Terrazas de Los Andes Chardonnay 2016

Mendoza - White Wine -

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- 22.00€ / bottle

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Cuvelier los Andes Coleccion 2018

Mendoza - Red Wine -

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- 25.00€ / bottle

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22.92€ / bottle

€25.00 Or €25.00 / bottle

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Cuvelier los Andes "Grand Vin" 2018

Mendoza - Red Wine -

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- 39.90€ / bottle

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36.57€ / bottle

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Terrazas de Los Andes Single Vineyard Los Aramos Cabernet Sauvignon 2015

Mendoza - Red Wine -

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- 49.90€ / bottle

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Terrazas de Los Andes Grand Malbec 2017

Mendoza - Red Wine -

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- 52.95€ / bottle

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Bodegas Caro : Caro 2021- Lafite Rothschild et Catena Zapata

Bodegas Caro : Caro 2022 - Château Lafite Rothschild et Catena Zapata

Mendoza - Red Wine -

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62.50€ / bottle

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Bodegas Caro : Caro 2021- Château Lafite Rothschild et Catena Zapata

Mendoza - Red Wine -

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- 62.50€ / bottle

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62.50€ / bottle

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Cuvelier los Andes Grand Malbec 2014

Mendoza - Red Wine -

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- 74.00€ / bottle

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Cheval des Andes 2021

Mendoza - Red Wine -

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- 79.20€ / bottle

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79.20€ / bottle

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- 158.40€ / magnum

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158.40€ / magnum

€79.20 Or €79.20 / bottle

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Catena Zapata - Nicolas 2021

Mendoza - Red Wine -

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- 85.20€ / bottle

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85.20€ / bottle

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Nicolas Catena Zapata 2020

Mendoza - Red Wine -

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- 90.00€ / bottle

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Cheval des Andes 2020

Mendoza - Red Wine -

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- 93.60€ / bottle

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93.60€ / bottle

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- 187.20€ / magnum

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187.20€ / magnum

€93.60 Or €93.60 / bottle

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Cheval des Andes 2019

Mendoza - Red Wine -

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- 99.00€ / bottle

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96.00€ / bottle

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- 199.00€ / magnum

€99.00 Or €99.00 / bottle

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Cheval des Andes 2016

Mendoza - Red Wine -

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- 105.00€ / bottle

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100.00€ / bottle

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- 215.00€ / magnum

€105.00 Or €105.00 / bottle

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Mundus Bacillus Terrae 2020 - Adrianna Vineyard

Mundus Bacillus Terrae 2021 - Adrianna Vineyard

Mendoza - Red Wine -

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- 223.20€ / bottle

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223.20€ / bottle

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Mundus Bacillus Terrae 2020 - Adrianna Vineyard

Mendoza - Red Wine -

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- 229.00€ / bottle

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The Treasures of Argentine Wine: Discovering the Viticultural Riches from Mendoza to Pedriel

Argentina is a land of contrast and diversity, where majestic landscapes blend with a rich winemaking tradition. From the snow-capped peaks of the Andes to the sunny valleys, Argentine vineyards produce world-renowned wines. The Mendoza region, in particular, is at the heart of this production, offering an exceptional range of grape varieties, among which the Malbec shines brightly. But beyond Malbec, other Bordeaux varieties like Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, and Petit Verdot enrich the Argentine offering, giving rise to wines of exceptional quality. This article takes you on a journey to discover the viticultural gems of Argentina, highlighting prestigious estates such as Clos de Los Siete, Terrazas de Los Andes, and Cheval des Andes.

The Mendoza Wine Region: An Exceptional Terroir

Geographical and Climatic Characteristics of Mendoza

Mendoza, located in western Argentina at the foot of the Andes Mountains, is the country's most important wine region. With a semi-desert climate characterized by sunny days and cool nights, Mendoza offers ideal conditions for viticulture. The high altitude, ranging between 600 and 1,500 meters (2,000 and 5,000 feet), allows for significant temperature variation, essential for developing the acidity and aromas of the grapes. The proximity of the Andes plays a crucial role by providing pure water for irrigation, mainly from melting snow, and protecting the vineyards from strong winds.

The Emblematic Grape Varieties of Mendoza

The Mendoza region is dominated by Malbec, which fully thrives in this unique terroir. However, other Bordeaux grape varieties such as Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, and Petit Verdot are also successfully cultivated here. These varieties, originally from Bordeaux, have found a second home in Argentina, where they can express all their complexity and aromatic richness.

Malbec: The Soul of Argentine Wine

The History of Malbec in Argentina

Malbec, Argentina's emblematic grape variety, originates from the southwest of France, where it was once widely cultivated under the name "Côt." Introduced to Argentina in the mid-19th century by Michel Aimé Pouget, a French agronomist, Malbec quickly took root in Mendoza's soils. At a time when phylloxera was devastating European vineyards, Malbec found a perfect refuge in Argentina, allowing it to thrive and develop unique characteristics distinct from its French counterparts.

The Qualities and Characteristics of Malbec

Argentine Malbec is recognized for its deep color, often an intense purple-red, and its powerful aromas of dark fruits, plums, and cherries. On the palate, it is distinguished by its velvety texture, supple tannins, and well-balanced acidity. Some Malbecs also reveal spicy notes, chocolate, and tobacco, adding to their complexity. Mendoza's climate, with its generous sunshine and cool nights, allows for the production of concentrated wines rich in flavors yet always elegant.

The Best Malbec-Producing Estates

Among the best Malbec producers in Argentina are prestigious estates such as Catena Zapata, Achaval Ferrer, and Viña Cobos. These vineyards, often located at high altitudes, produce world-renowned Malbecs that are regularly awarded in international competitions. The Terrazas de Los Andes estate, with its Alto range, also offers Malbecs of great quality, combining tradition and innovation.

Other Bordeaux Varieties in Argentina

The Adaptation of Bordeaux Varieties to Argentine Terroir

Besides Malbec, other Bordeaux grape varieties have perfectly adapted to the Argentine terroir. Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, and Petit Verdot, in particular, have found in Argentina climatic and geographical conditions that allow them to express all their richness and complexity.

Cabernet Sauvignon: The King of Red Grapes

Cabernet Sauvignon is often considered the king of red grape varieties. In Argentina, it produces structured wines with a beautiful concentration of dark fruits, firm tannins, and woody notes when aged in oak barrels. This variety is often used in blends with Malbec to produce balanced and powerful wines, combining fruitiness and structure.

Merlot: A Smooth and Fruity Variety

Merlot, another Bordeaux grape, is appreciated for its smoothness and fruitiness. In Argentina, it produces rounder and less tannic wines than Cabernet Sauvignon, with aromas of red fruits and a slight herbaceous touch. Merlot is often used to soften blends, bringing softness and immediate drinkability to the wines.

Petit Verdot: A Variety for Great Blends

Petit Verdot, although rarely vinified on its own, plays a crucial role in Argentine wine blends. This variety, known for its intense color and spicy aromas, brings structure and complexity to wines, with notes of violet, leather, and spices. In Argentina, Petit Verdot is often associated with Malbec and Cabernet Sauvignon, creating rich and complex wines suitable for aging.

Clos de Los Siete: A Franco-Argentine Collaboration

The History of Clos de Los Siete

Clos de Los Siete is one of Argentina's most ambitious viticultural projects, born from the collaboration between several renowned Bordeaux winemakers. This estate, located in Vista Flores in the Uco Valley, was founded by Michel Rolland, a famous consulting oenologist, and six other French investors, hence the name "Clos de Los Siete" (the Vineyard of the Seven). Their vision was to create a vineyard capable of producing exceptional wines, relying on French winemaking traditions and Argentine terroirs.

Michel Rolland's Role in Creating the Estate

Michel Rolland, an iconic figure in the wine world, played a key role in the creation and success of Clos de Los Siete. His expertise in oenology and passion for innovation allowed the estate to stand out on the international scene. Rolland capitalized on Mendoza's ideal conditions to produce superior quality wines that combine power, elegance, and complexity.

The Emblematic Wines of Clos de Los Siete

The wines of Clos de Los Siete reflect a perfect harmony between tradition and modernity. The estate's flagship wine, also named Clos de Los Siete, is a blend of Malbec, Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Petit Verdot, offering a powerful wine rich in dark fruit aromas, with silky tannins and a beautiful length on the palate. This wine, aged in French oak barrels, is regularly praised by international critics for its exceptional quality.

Pedriel: A Terroir of Excellence

The Geographical Location and Importance of Pedriel

Pedriel is a wine region located in the sub-region of Luján de Cuyo in Mendoza. This terroir, known for its alluvial soils and unique climate, is ideal for cultivating red grape varieties, particularly Malbec and Cabernet Sauvignon. Pedriel's vineyards benefit from high altitude and natural irrigation from the Andes, allowing the production of wines of great finesse and remarkable aromatic complexity.

Terrazas de Los Andes: The Jewel of the Andes

The History and Philosophy of Terrazas de Los Andes

Terrazas de Los Andes, owned by Chandon estates, is an emblematic winery in the Mendoza region. Founded in the 1990s, Terrazas de Los Andes quickly established itself as one of Argentina's most prestigious wine producers. The estate takes its name from the natural terraces ("terrazas") where the vineyards are planted at different altitudes, allowing the exploitation of each parcel's unique microclimates.

Wine Ranges: Alto, Reserva, and Gran

Terrazas de Los Andes offers a wide range of wines, among which the Alto, Reserva, and Gran collections stand out. The Reserva range is renowned for its expressive wines, combining intense fruitiness and elegant structure, while the Gran range represents the pinnacle of viticultural excellence, with wines from the estate's best parcels. Finally, the Alto range is the flagship of Terrazas de Los Andes, offering complex and refined wines that express all the richness of the Andean terroir.

Cheval des Andes: The Fusion of Tradition and Innovation

The Collaboration between Terrazas de Los Andes and Château Cheval Blanc

Cheval des Andes is the result of a prestigious collaboration between Terrazas de Los Andes and Château Cheval Blanc, a premier grand cru classé of Saint-Émilion. This unique association between French expertise and Argentine terroir gave birth to an exceptional wine, considered one of Argentina's best blends. Cheval des Andes embodies the perfect balance between the power of Argentine grape varieties and the elegance of Bordeaux wines.

The Art of Blending: Cabernet Sauvignon, Malbec, and Petit Verdot

Cheval des Andes is a blend of Cabernet Sauvignon, Malbec, and Petit Verdot, each variety contributing to the wine's complexity. Cabernet Sauvignon provides structure and longevity, Malbec brings fruity aromas and velvety tannins, while Petit Verdot adds spicy notes and intense color. This meticulous blending, coupled with aging in oak barrels, results in an elegant, powerful, and perfectly balanced wine.

Argentine Wines on the International Scene

The International Recognition of Argentine Wines

Argentine wines, particularly those from Mendoza, have gained worldwide recognition over recent decades. Thanks to their exceptional quality and the local winemakers' commitment to excellence, Argentine wines are regularly awarded in international competitions. Argentine Malbec, in particular, has become an ambassador for the country's viticulture, conquering European, North American, and Asian markets.

Distinctions and Awards Received

Argentine wines are no strangers to accolades. Estates such as Catena Zapata, Clos de Los Siete, and Terrazas de Los Andes have won numerous awards and are regularly cited in rankings of the world's best wines. These distinctions testify to the expertise of Argentine winemakers and the exceptional quality of Mendoza's terroirs.

Argentine Wines: A Promising Future

New Challenges and Opportunities for Argentine Viticulture

The future of Argentine wines looks promising but not without challenges. International competition, climate change, and the need to comply with sustainability standards are challenges that Argentine viticulture will have to address. However, these challenges also come with opportunities, particularly in terms of innovation, diversification of grape varieties, and development of new markets.

Sustainability and Innovation in Wine Production

An increasing number of Argentine estates are adopting sustainable viticultural practices, whether by reducing pesticide use, responsible water management, or obtaining organic certification. Innovation also plays a key role, with the introduction of new winemaking techniques, precision agriculture, and experimentation with new grape varieties. These initiatives allow Argentina to position itself as a major wine player, respectful of the environment and at the forefront of quality.

Frequently Asked Questions About Argentine Wines

What is special about Argentine wines? Argentine wines, particularly those from the Mendoza region, are distinguished by their aromatic intensity, balanced structure, and ability to reflect the unique terroir of the Andes.

What are the main grape varieties cultivated in Argentina? Malbec is Argentina's emblematic grape variety, but other Bordeaux varieties like Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, and Petit Verdot are also widely cultivated.

Why is Argentine Malbec so renowned? Argentine Malbec is renowned for its deep color, dark fruit aromas, and velvety texture. Mendoza's climate allows for the production of concentrated and elegant wines, highly appreciated internationally.

What are the best wine regions in Argentina? Mendoza is Argentina's most famous wine region, but other regions like the Uco Valley, San Juan, and Patagonia are also gaining recognition for the quality of their wines.

What are the most renowned wineries in Argentina? Among the most renowned wineries in Argentina are Catena Zapata, Clos de Los Siete, Terrazas de Los Andes, and Achaval Ferrer.

How does Argentina position itself on the global wine scene? Argentina has established itself as one of the world's most important wine producers, notably thanks to its Malbec. Argentine wines are recognized for their quality, diversity, and excellent value for money.

Conclusion

Argentina, with its grand landscapes and unique terroir, is a blessed land for viticulture. From Mendoza to Pedriel, passing through Vista Flores, Argentine vineyards produce wines of exceptional quality that captivate enthusiasts worldwide. Whether it's the powerful Malbec, the complex Cheval des Andes, or the elegant wines of Terrazas de Los Andes, Argentine wines reflect a perfect harmony between tradition and innovation. The promising future of Argentine viticulture, marked by sustainability and innovation, ensures that these wines will continue to shine on the international scene for many years to come.