Malbec, Argentina’s flagship variety, celebrates “its” world day on april 17. It is that, in 1853, on that date, the project that contemplated the creation of a Quinta Normal and a School of Agriculture was presented to the Provincial Legislature of Mendoza. That was the starting point for Argentine viticulture to begin to grow exponentially, hand in hand with the different vines that began to be planted. Among them, the Malbec, which was even better than in the areas of France where they came from.
He Thursday April 20, between 5:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. Frappe Wine Store organized the Frappe Malbec Tour, a tour of 5 branches to celebrate Malbec in its month. More than 20 top-level wineries will participate in this event in which participants will be able to taste more than 60 labels.
Starting the circuit, each participant will be given a Riedel Crystal Goblet, that they can take home later. The tour will include 5 posts, and in each of them there will be different labels to taste. The tour branches/stops are as follows:
* Libertador II Stop (Av. Libertador 902).
* Ydra stop (Av. Callao 1699).
* Paraná stop (Parana 1259).
* Rodríguez Peña stop (Rodriguez Peña 1320).
* Stop The Phoenix (Av. Santa Fe 1199).
The prestigious wineries that confirmed their presence will be: Zuccardi. Colosso Wines, Trapiche, Escorihuela Gascon, DV Catena, Trivento, Mosquita Muerta, Alta Vista, La Posta, Etchart, Luca, Luigi Bosca, Colomé, Norton, Ruca Malen, Terrazas de los Andes, No Rules, Vistalba, Cadus, La Anita , La Celia and Nieto Senetiner and Humberto Canale.
Source: Ambito
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