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2025 Phebus Torrentés ($9.99) The 2025 Phebus Torrontés produced by Bodegas Fabre, an Argentine estate founded in 1996 by Bordeaux native Hervé J. Fabre. Fabre was a pioneer in Argentina’s modern wine movement, arriving in Mendoza with a French wine...
The Torrentés wine grape has a unique history that began in Argentina. Unlike other famous grapes, it did not arrive directly from Europe. Instead, it began in South America as a natural cross between two older grape varieties: Criolla Chica and Musc...
Wines of TILIA from Argentina Tilia’s rural origins in Mendoza Argentina connect them deeply to the land and to their community. As the first Argentine wine to carry the Bodegas de Argentina Certified Sustainable Seal, the TILIA label illustrates th...
Amalaya wines was founded in Argentina in 2010 by Donald Hess of the Hess Family Wine Estates. The grapes are grown in the Calchaquí Valley in the eastern foothills of the Andes mountain range at altitudes as high as 5580 feet. This high altitude pro...
Colomé is one of the oldest working wineries in Argentina and home to the highest vineyards in the world, some reaching altitudes of 10,000 ft (~3000m) above sea level. The winery, established in 1831, is based in the Calchaqui Valley, in the Salta r...