Argentine wine brands have risen dramatically in prestige, led by Malbec from Mendoza. Catena Zapata proved that Argentine wine could compete with the world's best. Achaval-Ferrer highlights individual terroirs, while Zuccardi in the Uco Valley pushes boundaries with altitude viticulture. The combination of Andean sunshine and cool nights produces Malbec of remarkable depth.
Argentine Wine Brands: Malbec Masters from the Andes
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