This year the “Producers” plan to present more than 75 wines, in a meeting with cocktails by the restaurant and live music.
On Thursday, November 7, the sixth edition of the “Friendly Producers” Fair will be held in Buenos Aires. The event will take place at “La Malbequería”, a prominent wine restaurant and bar located in the Palermo neighborhood of the capital of Buenos Aires. On this occasion, the proposal includes projects from: Mendoza, Jujuy, San Juan and Valles Calchaquíes.
This year the “Producers” plan to present more than 75 wines, in a meeting with cocktails by the restaurant and live music.
The “Producers Amigos” group is made up of a series of small wineries that have formed a “strategic alliance” whose main objective is the growth of wine consumption in the domestic market. The fair scheduled for November 7 promises to have more than 150 visitors and will show the wines of the following ventures: Antropo Wines (Jujuy), Agustín Lanus Wines (Salta), Bira Wines (Mendoza), Bodega Torreleones (Mendoza), Carité Wines (Mendoza), Desquiciado Wines (Mendoza), El Raro (Córdoba), El Relator Wines (Mendoza), Intermetido Wines (Mendoza), El Violinista (San Juan), Galileo Viñedo Lejano (Mendoza), Lupa Wines (Mendoza), Lui Wines (Mendoza), Malpensado Sparkling Wines (Mendoza), Oid Mortal Wines (Mendoza), Onofri Wines (Mendoza), Paez Paez (Valles Calchaquíes) and Paso a Paso Wines (Mendoza).
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One of the outstanding features of the event to be held in Buenos Aires is that each of the stands will be attended by the enologist, winemaker or owner of the business. In this way, attendees will be able to learn about the current events of each of the projects in depth.
“Producers Amigos” is a spontaneous association of wine makers that was created in 2017 and plans to continue setting a way of working within the industry.
Schedule: from 6 to 10 p.m.
Entry value: $50,000 (via eventbrite). Admission includes Tapas.
Source: Ambito
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