Mendoza, Argentina, is the nation's premier wine region, responsible for 66% of its output, driven by high-altitude Malbec. This winery is taking it to new extremes.

Malbec’s near-extinction in Europe sparked its rebirth in South America, now the grape’s global stronghold and center of diversity. Long before it became Argentina’s signature grape, malbec was a ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Cooking meat on a grill with a glass of wine - Alex Photo Stock/Shutterstock If you've ever been to Argentina, you know that an ...

Malbec, a red wine grape that hails from France but has come into its own in Argentina, is known for its dark color, rich texture and smooth, lush finish. But some Argentinian winemakers are ...

Malbec is the most important red grape variety of Argentina, but it also produces excellent wine in many other countries around the world. Brian Freedman is a wine, spirits, travel, and food writer; ...

Wine occupies a place of pride that stretches from the dramatic vineyards of Salta to the rolling landscapes of Mendoza and ...

Certain wines are so popular it's practically impossible to remember when they were not. Malbec, for example, was just another discarded French grape long before it became a staple of every wine shop ...

Whether you're looking for a great bottle to pair with dinner or drinking Malbec just to enjoy it, these wines won't do you wrong. Brian Freedman is a wine, spirits, travel, and food writer; event ...

Have American wine drinkers fallen out of love with Argentine Malbec? The question would have been unthinkable 14 years ago, the last time I devoted a column to Malbec. That column’s title: “How ...

We know malbec as the main red grape of Argentina. Traditionally, though, it was part of Bordeaux’s blend, but it fell out of favor there, especially after a deadly frost in February 1956 killed many ...