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Tapiz NV Malbec Rosé Extra Brut Sparkling (Mendoza)
Mendoza ProvinceAromas of jellied orange candy are unconvincing but inoffensive. This rosé sparkler ...See Full Review$20 -
Tapiz 2014 Black Tears Malbec (Mendoza)
Mendoza ProvinceFloral berry, exotic spice, cinnamon and oak aromas lead to a full, ...See Full Review$65 -
Tapiz 2013 Las Notas de Jean Claude Red (Mendoza)
Mendoza ProvinceThis is a particular Menodoza wine in that it's mostly Merlot. The ...See Full Review$100 -
Tapiz 2018 T Made with Organic Grapes Malbec (Mendoza)
Mendoza ProvinceA dark color and pounding aromas of hot stones, leather, herbal plum ...See Full Review$15 -
Tapiz 2014 Selección de Barricas San Pablo Single Vineyard Estate Red (Uco Valley)
Mendoza ProvinceFrom one of the highest spots in the Uco Valley (San Pablo), ...See Full Review$30 -
Tapiz 2018 T Malbec (Mendoza)
Mendoza ProvinceJammy berry aromas are generous and fruity. In the mouth, this Malbec ...See Full Review$15
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Tapiz, Zolo, and Wapisa Wineries: A Study in Terroir from Mendoza to Patagonia through one of Argentina's Leading Women in Wine
How does a former medical doctor find her way to own and run three of Argentina’s most important wineries and seven vineyards stretching from Mendoza to Patagonia? “Life is about change,” says Patricia Frueler Ortiz. Now one of Argentina’s leading wine professionals, and owner of Zolo, Tapiz and Wapisa wineries...
Tapiz, Zolo, and Wapisa Wineries: A Study in Terroir from Mendoza to Patagonia through one of Argentina's Leading Women in Wine
How does a former medical doctor find her way to own and run three of Argentina’s most important wineries and seven vineyards stretching from Mendoza to Patagonia? “Life is about change,” says Patricia Frueler Ortiz. Now one of Argentina’s leading wine professionals, and owner of Zolo, Tapiz and Wapisa wineries...
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Jean Claude Berrouet Consults for Tapiz
Plus other new hires and appointments in the world of wine, spirits and beer...
Jean Claude Berrouet Consults for Tapiz
Plus other new hires and appointments in the world of wine, spirits and beer...
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The Argentine Winemakers with Rock Star Appeal
These dynamic, charismatic personalities draw on their pasts to shape the country’s vinous present and future...
The Argentine Winemakers with Rock Star Appeal
These dynamic, charismatic personalities draw on their pasts to shape the country’s vinous present and future...
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Golden State Terroir: Four Central Coast Vineyards to Know
Many California producers get their grapes from four Central Coast vineyards. Learn how each one expresses dramatic differences in terroir...
Golden State Terroir: Four Central Coast Vineyards to Know
Many California producers get their grapes from four Central Coast vineyards. Learn how each one expresses dramatic differences in terroir...
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The Unfathomable Diversity of the Longest and Narrowest Country in the World: Chile
A new world of wines and a land of extremes, where almost 500 years of winemaking and heritage vineyards thrive alongside a vibrant, youthful, progressive winemaking culture, and a commitment to a sustainability second to none...
The Unfathomable Diversity of the Longest and Narrowest Country in the World: Chile
A new world of wines and a land of extremes, where almost 500 years of winemaking and heritage vineyards thrive alongside a vibrant, youthful, progressive winemaking culture, and a commitment to a sustainability second to none...
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Does Terroir Matter?
Winemakers want to produce wine with a sense of place, an aspect known as terroir. But vintners dish the dirt on this controversial topic...
Does Terroir Matter?
Winemakers want to produce wine with a sense of place, an aspect known as terroir. But vintners dish the dirt on this controversial topic...