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Malbec, Bonarda, Cabernet Sauvignon,Merlot and Tempranillo (red) and Torrentés, Chardonnay and Sauvignon Blanc (white)
What is the most important wine producing region in Argentina?
That depends what you mean by 'important'. The Cuyo Region is where the Famatina Valley is situated and it is here that the bulk wines are produced. So if you measure importance by volume of wines produced then the Famatina Valley, followed by the San Juan Province are the two most important wine producing regions. If, however, quality is your measure then the two Denominacíones de Origen (DO) areas; Luyan de Cuyo and San Rafael, both located in Mendoza Province are the most important.
When is the wine harvest in Argentina?
The Instituto Nacional de Vitvinicultura (INV) declares the harvest date which is usually mid-February
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Arraigo Benegas Estate Cabernet Sauvignon 2018
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Arraigo Benegas Estate Cabernet Franc 2018
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Arraigo Benegas Single Vineyard Malbec 2018
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Arraigo Benegas Single Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon 2018
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Clos de los Siette by Michel Rolland 2020
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CMW Secret Label Mendoza Malbec 2018 #8080
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Flechas de los Andes Aguaribay Malbec 2021