Argentinean Wines in Portland

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Argentinean Wine List l Wine Regions l About Argentinean Wines

If you're in search of the best Argentinean wines in Portland, at great prices, Wine Xing, a Wilsonville wine store is your only stop.

Primary Argentinean varietals include:
Malbec, Bonarda, Cabernet Sauvignon, Syrah, Torrontés, & Chardonnay
Regions : Mendoza l San Juan & La Rioja l Northwestern regions l Patagonia l More about Argentinean wine regions...

Argentinean Wine List

	Region	Vintage	Retail
Alamos Malbec Seleccion	Mendoza	2007	16.99
Alma Negra Sparkling Shiraz	Mendoza	2009	19
Argie Bonarda	Mendoza	2007	12.99
Bodega Benegas Don Tiburcio	Mendoza	2007	10.99
Bodegas Caro Amancaya Malbec-Cabernet	Mendoza	2008	18
Durigutti Malbec	Mendoza	2007	15
El Ganador Malbec	Mendoza	2006	10
El Tordo Malbec	Mendoza	2004	12.99
Graffigna Cabernet Sauvignon	San Juan	2006	8
Juan Benegas Malbec	Mendoza	2007	10
La Puerta Malbec	Famatina Valley	2007	9
La Yunta Torrontes	Famatina Valley	2009	9
Makia Estate Malbec	Mendoza	2009	10
Pascual Toso Reserve Malbec	Mendoza	2008	16.99
Punto Final Reserva	Mendoza	2005	18
Ricardo Santos Malbec	Mendoza	2005	14
Santa Julia Cabernet Sauvignon Organica	Mendoza	2007	9.95
Terrazas Afincado	Mendoza	2003	40
Tierra Davina Old Vine Malbec	Mendoza	2006	16
Tikal 'Patriota' Bonarda/Malbec	Mendoza	2006	22
Tilia Malbec-Syrah	Mendoza	2006	9.95
Trumpeter Malbec-Syrah	Mendoza	2007	8.95
Urban Malbec	Uco Valley	2008	12
Urban Torrontes	Uco Valley	2008	9

PLEASE NOTE: Prices subject to change without prior notice. Availability of wines changes so please call to verify status.

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About Argentinean Wines

(Click on the map to the right to download) Argentina is currently the world's fifth largest wine producer by volume – after France, Italy, Spain and the USA in that order – a position it has held for many years. Recent investments in vineyards and wineries are really paying dividends and there are now more high quality wines from Argentina in the marketplace than ever before. But you do need to be selective because there are a lot of high volume labels that are not worth your time.

The Mendoza region is most likely the name you will see on a bottle of Argentine wine. This area is a high desert in the rain shadow of the Andes Mountains that gets almost no rainfall during the growing season and must rely on ancient irrigation systems put in place some 400 years ago by the native Hurapes. Malbec is the grape that people think of first when you say Argentina, but an increasing number of good wines made from Cabernet Sauvignon, Syrah, Bonarda and Merlot are finding their way to the export market. The highly aromatic white grape Torrontes has great appeal as a break from the usual glass of Chardonnay. Almost 90% of all Argentine wine is consumed domestically.

Learn more about Argentinean Wines at wikipedia...

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