Argentina’s most important wine region is Mendoza, due west of Buenos Aires, nestled in the foothills of the Andes Mountains, not far from Chile. Its high-elevation desert climate is planted to over 70 percent of the grapes in that country: 335,000 acres. Most of the jug wine plantings have been changed over to the quality varietals now that quality over quantity is the focus. Indeed, much of Mendoza’s allure is that small changes in elevation and the subsequent changes in soils yield a wealth of terroirs. As each terroir expresses its character, one can expect to see these subregions to be more prominent on the labels.
Luigi Bosca - Bodega Leoncio Arizu
Luigi Bosca Reserve Line:
Chardonnay Reserva
Sauvignon Blanc Reserva
Malbec Reserva
Pinot Noir Reserva
Merlot Reserva
Cabernet Sauvignon Reserva
Malbec DOC
Luigi Bosca High End Line:
Gala I - Malbec/Petit Verdot/Tannat
Gala II - Cab Sauvignon/Cab Franc/Merlot
Finca Los Nobles Chardonnay
Finca Los Nobles Cabernet Bouchet
Finca La Linda Line:
Finca La Linda Chardonnay
Finca La Linda Malbec
Finca La Linda Cabernet Sauvignon
Finca La Linda Tempranillo
Finca La Linda Extra Brut
Bodega Tittarelli
Tittarelli Everyday Wines:
Premiado Cabernet-Syrah
Premiado Torrontes
Tittarelli Main Line:
Tittarelli Malbec-Bonarda
Tittarelli Chardonnay-Torrontes
Chardonnay
Malbec
Cabernet Sauvignon
Bonarda
Tittarelli Reserva Line:
Chardonnay Reserva
Torrontes Reserva
Malbec Reserva
Cabernet Sauvignon Reserva
Tempranillo Reserva
Bonarda Reserva
Malbec Reserva de Familia
Tempranillo Reserva de Familia
Tierra Altus
Malbec Tradition
Malbec VVV Reserva
Malbec VVV Haut Menage
La Bamba
La Bamba Chenin-Riesling
La Bamba Bonarda-Sangiovese-Tempranillo
Andean Wineries
Antis Malbec
Antis Cabernet Sauvignon
Antis Reserva
Antis Chardonnay
