I am also a fan of the second most widely planted red-wine vine after Malbec, called Bonarda in Argentina and Charbono in California, but there was only one in the embassy tasting, from Colomé in ...

Like all good love stories, our relationship with Malbec is evolving, and let’s just say, it’s complicated. I actually went to Mendoza in September, Argentina’s principal winemaking region. Bizarrely, ...

Yes, Malbec ... away by the wine I tried (Picture: Rob Buckhaven) The Cabernet Franc proved that Argentina isn’t just a one grape wonder, earning accolades for its flavours of red currants ...

Argentina produces 75% of the world ... Basically, it’s in the running to be the perfect red wine, but could there be whispers of Malbec-fatigue? Like all good love stories, our relationship ...

And those wines have sustained Viña Cobos till this day and contributed to the love for Argentina Malbec. But finally, Paul has been able to return to his original dream of making the case for ...

A big wine that packs one hell of a punch, this bold Malbec from Argentina is simply crying out for pink steak, its black and red fruit flavours providing the perfect accompaniment to grilled meats.

If you are already a fan of Malbec from Argentina—or any full-bodied red wine, for that matter—Malbec from Cahors is worth seeking out. It’s not an either/or proposition; as Rolland points ...