Lujan de Cuyo, Mendoza, Argentina. The grapes are grown in Mendoza’s high-elevation vineyards at 3,900 ft/1,200 m above sea level. The wine is deep ruby with purple hues. The nose features ripe ...

Not Chile, and not Malbec. Vineyard in Gualtallary in Mendoza's Uco Valley pictured above courtesy of Zuccardi, who grow ...

Catena Zapata, now run by Laura Catena, is arguably the leading producer of fine Argentine wine. But it was the two El ...

Arizona’s wine regions are all outside the Phoenix area, which makes them good options for a quick weekend getaway. "It’s a ...

Great wine is also greatly impacted by the elevation at which the grapes are grown. Wine experts break down the main ...

From its origins in the rolling hills of Piedmont, Italy, to its present-day prominence at the foothills of the Andes, Bodega ...

“I found all the wines at that time to be having issues ... in flavor and style are due to ripeness of the grapes at harvest. Mendoza’s hot, dry climate can produce grapes with sugar levels ...

On trips to Mendoza, Champagne, and the Douro Valley, wine is the star ... where plucking grapes right from the vine is encouraged. Next comes a fun-filled cooking class where they'll learn ...