For many consumers, Malbec defines the wines of Argentina, but it's worth looking to other countries for excellent examples, too.

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Argentina may have made Malbec popular, but it originated in France, writes Rosamund Hall. Now, French Malbec is making a comeback ...

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… ...

I’m a wine expert – here’s five fantastic bottles of Malbec to enjoy over the summer from just €8 Malbec has had an illustrious and dramatic history over the past 80 years Matthew Nugent ...

Today, 85 percent of the world’s malbec wine is produced in Mendoza, a wine-producing province in Argentina located at the foothills of the snow-capped Andes mountains.

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 ...

But Malbec will presumably continue to dominate Argentina’s much-needed wine exports for some time to come. Argentine Malbec has proved to have much wider appeal than wines from its birthplace ...

In a June 2022 interview with Decanter Magazine’s Alejandro Iglesias, Andrés Ridois of Colosso Wines discussed how their Indomable Blanc de Malbec launched the white malbec category in 2011.

Over the past two decades, Argentina has established itself as one of the most important wine-producing countries on the planet. While malbec has emerged as its signature grape and among ...