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Valentine´s Day in Mendoza
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Valentine´s Day is an important day in the United States and is celebrated worldwide. Whether one celebrates it or not, it is undeniably popular and gains more and more momentum every year. The legends behind the day´s celebrationsare numerous and most refer to ancient times that make them impossible to prove. It is said, for example, that Valentine´s Day is celebrated on the day...

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Bodega Architecture in Mendoza: New Look, Old Tradition
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There is a certain architecture to wine.  The layering of soft aromas and subtle flavors, the strength of its tannins, the interplay of these notes on the palette all serve to construct the story of the wine and its particular identity. But there is another kind of architecture present in the world of wine, one that deserves equal consideration in the conversation. As Mendoza...

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Wine Personality
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Studies are published on a regular basis making claims that a person´s wine preference says something about their character and personality (their wine personality). This concept is not new, many organizations and parody websites have been capitalizing on this idea for years, however, they have been focusing on liquors and spirits. Recently those same sites have taken to the blogosphere to categorize us wine-drinkers...

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Winery Profile: Clos de Chacras
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Clos de Chacras, one of Mendoza’s most historic wineries, is located in Chacras de Coria, an affluent suburb of Mendoza City located just 15 minutes from the downtown area. The winery was constructed in 1921 and has been restored over the years to accommodate modern winemaking equipment and needs.  Even in the wake of the renovations, the winery has maintained its historic charm and...

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Inside the Artist’s Studio: Adriana Cantini
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In 1983, Adriana Cantini graduated from Mendoza’s Nacional University of Cuyo with a degree in industrial designed. During her third year she began getting her hands dirty in ceramics class, a passion that carried her into her first job: Peña y Lillo ceramics studio. There she began making, among other things, small figurines of women holding the fruits of a Mendoza harvest. Dressed in...

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