Argentina Wines

Drilldown by Wine Name: All | A-E | F-J | J-P | P-U | U-Z | Year/Vintage
Drilldown by Wine Price: All | $10 and under | $10-$20 | $20-$30 | $30-$50 | $50-$100 | $100-$250 | $250 and over

Sweet wine from Argentina at a great price
2004 Santa Julia - Tardio - Late Harvest Torrontes

Another winner from Montes
2007 Montes - Classic Series Sauvignon Blanc

The 'Money Shot' of Malbec
2006 Finca El Origen - Malbec Reserva : Reserve

A smashing $5 red
2005 Vina Antigua - Sangiovese-Bonarda

Andes Wine... who knew?
2007 Inca - Torrontes Chardonnay

The bestest rosé in the world
2008 Crios de Susana Balboa - Rose of Malbec

A nice, clean, organic chardonnay
2007 Santa Julia - Organica Chardonnay

A spicy Chardonnay that didn't cut it
2007 Bodega Budini - Chardonnay

A breezy clean and crisp Chardonnay
2008 Maipe - Chardonnay

A somewhat dry Chardonnay hiding behind a mask
2007 Fina Flichman - Misterio Chardonnay

Twangy peach and vanilla concentrated Chardonnay from Argentina
2008 Astica - Chardonnay

A smashing Pinot Noir from 100+ year old vines
2006 Rio Seco - Pinot Noir : Reserve

Malbec, smooth and satisying
2006 Rio Seco - Malbec : Reserve

A surprisingly bright and fruity Malbec Rose
2008 The Wait - Malbec Rose

A nice wine to pair up cheeses with
2008 The Wait - Torrontes

Jam and cocoa!
2007 The Wait - Malbec

A wonderful Cab for the price which beats coffee in the morning
2008 Rio Diamante - Cabernet Sauvignon

Light Paisan-style Pinot Grigio from Argentina
2009 Santiago Graffigna - Graffigna Centenario Pinot Grigio Reserve : Reserve

Deep coffee backed plums
2006 The Deck - All In Cabernet Sauvignon

Well tamed cassis
2008 Finca Gabrielli - Cabernet Sauvignon : Limited Edition

Juciy, wet and red
2010 Bodega Elena De Mendoza - Red Blend

A different South American take on Chardonnay
2010 Finca Gabrielli - Chardonnay

An interesting melange with a wonderful spice aspect
2008 Finca Gabrielli - Francesco Gabrielli Red Blend

Our Mission: The Black Winer strives to expose African Americans [and others] to wines, without the flair, stuffiness, and airs of elitism and snobbery that you get from sommeliers and high level wine enthusiasts. We believe in finding something that you like the taste of, outside of the basic brands that you have been force-fed over the years through a combination of ethnically targeted advertising, and what people in your family have historically been drinking.

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Tuesday, February 07, 2012
11:54:03 AM