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- I like wine and I live in one of the most important cities that produce the best malbec in the world. If you like wine please let me introduce you an important new project. I´m developing a hotel which concept is Posada Urbana (Urban Lodge). This place would be dedicated to wine tourism and wine culture in exclusive.
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- Malbec from Mdz
- Most memorable experience around wine?
- In Salentein Winery during eastern
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Wine is Argentina’s Newest Tourist Attraction
MENDOZA, Argentina – The chance to sleep surrounded by vineyards and
take part in winemaking activities is attracting more local and foreign
visitors to Argentina’s Mendoza province.
http://latintrade.com/2009/12/wine-argentina-tourist-mendoza
take part in winemaking activities is attracting more local and foreign
visitors to Argentina’s Mendoza province.
http://latintrade.com/2009/12/wine-argentina-tourist-mendoza
Posted on November 1, 2010 at 2:20pm
“Mendoza is more than just great Malbec”
“Mendoza is more than just great Malbec”
In an article published in Cork'd, the social networking website about wine, Ben Kearney reflects his fascination with South American wines. Moreover, he
maintains that Mendoza has the potential for producing wines from
different grape varieties.
Ben Kearney starts his article explaining how South America
continues to impress him: “No, I am not referring to their soccer… Continue
Posted on October 13, 2010 at 7:03pm
Grape wars: Chile v Argentina
Grape wars: Chile v Argentina
By Jancis Robinson
Published: September 24 2010 23:16 | Last updated: September 24 2010 23:16
South America has become an invaluable source of great-value wine. But a wine lover’s view of the continent is probably completely skewed by which side of the Atlantic he
or she lives on.
To the British, South American wine comes from Chile. Much of it is reliable and inexpensive but the…
ContinuePosted on October 13, 2010 at 6:59pm
Consumption English consumers want to discover Argentina
Consumption
English consumers want to discover Argentina
In her last visit to Mendoza, Decanter’s editor, Sarah Kemp published the results of the consumption surveys performed by the English magazine, which favor Argentina.
Two different surveys performed by Decanter about the perception
of English consumers about the New… Continue
Posted on October 13, 2010 at 6:55pm
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Golf & Wine
For those we enjoy this great combination. We are organizing golf and wine and food days in Spain, Ireland, UK and USA.
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Wines of Brazil
Brazilian wines are the next up and coming wines from South America. Brazil is producing world class delicious wines. Most Brazilian wines come from Vale dos Vinhedos, the premier wine-growing appellation of Brazil (state of Rio Grande do Sul).
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Your photos are gorgeous. As you proceed with Posada Urbana, if you'd like an opinion from younger wine-drinking population in the States, please feel free to reach out to me at ANY time (it's kind of my thing, I have a blog about stuff from our point of view in the industry). It sounds like an exciting project and something I'd love to follow.
Best of luck!
415-387-2224 | studio
415-520-2228 | fax
530-902-5500 |mobile
now I am selling my paintings to resorts with a wine focus. let me know if you would like to learn more.
The Urban Lodge project you're putting together sounds fascinating. How far along are you in the planning process? I'm an architect so feel free to bounce some ideas/questions off of me.
Best,
Mario
Tengo una bodega boutique, en Perdriel, Luján de Cuyo.
Me gustaria saber mas sobre tu proyecto.
Mi email es rcorreas@losmaitenes.com
Un Abrazo,
Raúl Correas.-
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