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Malbec might be the best-known wine from Argentina. Nearly 40% of all red wines from this soccer-obsessed country in South America are made with malbec grapes, according to Wines of Argentina. And ...

Forsaken by Bordeaux and adopted by Argentina, malbec has emerged as a well-established wine variety. Sometimes referred to as one of Bordeaux’s “orphan” grapes, malbec is now rarely found in the ...

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All Malbecs are not created equal, and not all Malbecs are produced in Argentina. Research suggests that the Malbec grape originated in southwestern France and was cultivated in the region for ...

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 ...

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Not many wine countries are as closely associated with a particular grape variety as Argentina. The grape is, of course, malbec. Malbec came to Argentina’s largest wine region Mendoza in the mid-19th ...