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Torrontés vs Chardonnay: What Really Separates These Two White Grapes

If you have spent any time near a wine list, you already know Chardonnay. It is one of the most planted white grapes on earth, grown from Burgundy to California to Margaret River, and it comes in more styles than…

  • Melisa
  • 9 August 2026
  • Where to buy, The Region

Organic Argentine Wine: The Best Bottles to Buy in the UK

If you’ve ever stood in the wine aisle squinting at back labels, you’ll know that “organic” gets thrown around a lot. But Argentine wine, particularly from the northwest, has a genuine claim to it. High altitude, dry climate, and low…

  • Melisa
  • 19 June 2026
  • The Grapes, The Region, Where to buy

The £8 Malbec That Needs 30 Minutes to Open Up

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Hand holding a bottle of wine with the label of tilimuqui malbec wine

  • Melisa
  • 6 June 2026
  • The Grapes, The Region

La Riojana Pinot Grigio: A Famatina Valley Wine You Can Buy at Co-op Right Now

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If you’ve been reading this site for a while, you’ll know the Famatina Valley in La Rioja province is my obsession. It’s the heartland of Torrontés Riojano, Argentina’s most distinctive white grape, and one of the most underrated wine regions…

  • Melisa
  • 3 June 2026
  • The Region, The Grapes

The Argentina Wine Route: A Guide to the Ruta del Vino

The Argentina wine route tells a story that spans more than five centuries of winemaking — and there’s a hidden gem most people still haven’t discovered. Which Argentine Wine Regions Are Actually Worth Visiting? The Argentina wine route — known…

  • Melisa
  • 9 April 2026

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