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Buenos Aires Stay experienced a recent flood of interest and enquiries about Argentina wines, Malbec wine, Buenos Aires wine tastings and Argentina vino tours.

Fortunately, drinking fine wines and eating great food are favorites for the Buenos Aires Stay management team.

Buenos Aires Stay decided to share our modicum of knowledge acquired drinking Argentina wines and touring Argentine vineyards; we also investigated the organized Argentina vino tours, to offer our advice on the better wine tours; we are pleased to announce twice a month wine tastings with Buenos Aires Stay, email us for further information.

Even better – we have great information for wine lovers travelling to Argentina so watch this space!

If you like to drink good wine or want find the very best restaurants in Buenos Aires, we suggest you visit our Buenos Aires wine and food blog on a regular basis.

We are no experts, but we are experienced consumers of fine wine and food.  As consumers, we know what we like and our team is fortunate enough have eaten at the world’s finest eateries and partaken of few too many wines from throughout the world’s wine growing regions.

Our first Argentina Wine blog lists our top twenty red wines in order of preference and then deals with the time consuming task of choosing quality good value quaffing wines at the supermarket.

When new to a foreign country, choosing wine can be daunting task. Spending half your day gazing ‘knowingly’ at wine bottle labels when you do not have a clue what you are looking at (we have seen you) is a waste of your time – Buenos Aires Stay to the rescue!

Our objective is to provide our blog readers a quick guide to the very best wines available in Argentina (our lowly opinions) and then guide you to the cheapest best quality Argentina vinos tintos.  How about that!  We are treading where angels fear….confident – yep!

In return, we would like to elicit your views, you got your list here at the Buenos Aires Stay Argentina Wines Blog, we ask you, the reader, to comment on our advice and splurge your views straight from your palate.

Our first listings rank the top Argentina red wines (vinos tintos) in order of preference (please note that you will not find some of these in supermarkets, should you wish to source fine Argentine wines just ask) alongside our wine rankings is a price guide. Price is relative; we think Argentine red wines are great value for money, even those that costs in excess of $100 USD are amazing, quality wines for the price!

$$$ Expensive Vino / $$ Moderately Expensive Vino / $ The Value Vino

Buenos Aires Stay Best Vinos Tintos in Argentina

1. Cheval des Andes, Corte 2002/2005, Terrazas Los Andes $$$
2. Gran Corte, Corte 2004, Flechas des Los Andes $$$
3. Iscay, Corte, 2002 Trapiche $$$
4. Conjuro, Corte 2004, Bressia $$$
5. Antoligia VIII, Corte 2000, La Rural $$
6. Antoligia X, Malbec 2003, La Rural $$$
7. Vistalba Corte A, Corte 2004/2005, Finca y Bogega Vistalba $$$
8. Lindaflor, Malbec 2002/2004, Monteviejo $$$
9. Arnaldo B Gran Reserva, Cab Sav/Malbec 2002/2004, Etchhart $$$
10. La Celia, Cabernet Franc 2003, la Finca de Celia  Wines $$
11. Luigi Bosca DOC, Malbec 2002, Luigi Bosco $$
12. Dona Paula Selecion de Bodega 2003/2005, Dona Paula $$$
13. Trapiche Gran Medalla, Malbec 2003, Trapiche $$
14. Vina Victoria Colleto, Corte 2004, Trapiche
15. Numina, Corte 2002, Salentein $$
16. Alto, Corte 2005, Alta Vista $$$
17. Mendel Unus , Corte 2004/2006 Mendel Wines $$$
18. Perdriel Colección, Cab Sav 2002, Norton $$
19. Pura Sangre, Cab Sav / Malbec 2002, Saint Diego $$
20. Caro, Corte 2005, Caro $$$

We recently updated our value for money wines for clients.  On both lists, we leave previously recommended older vintages, because we find them hiding on the shelves of Chinese supermarkets. DO NOT IGNORE THE CORNER SHOPS, THERE ARE BARGAINS, DIG DEEP TO THE BACK OF THE SHELVES AND LET US KNOW!!!

Best Value for Money red Argentine Wines

1. Alta Vista Premium, Cab Sav 2006, Alta Vista $
2. Pascaul Toso, Cab Sav 2004, Pascual Toso $
3. Tomero, petit verdot 2006, Bodega Vistalba $
4. Andeluna, Malbec 2003/2006, Andeluna Cellars $
5. Alamos, Cab Sav 2005, Catena Zapata $
6. Trapiche Colección Roble, Syrah 2004, Trapiche $
7. Trapiche Colección Roble, Merlot 2005, Trapiche $
8. Trumpeter Reserve, Corte 2004, La Rural$
9. Alamos, Merlot 2005, Catena Zapata $
10. La Celia, Cabernet Franc 2003/2004, Finca La Celia $$
11. Luigi Bosca Reserva, Cab Sav 2005, Luigi Bosca $$
12. Luigi Bosca DOC, Malbec 2002, Luigi Bosco $$
13. Saint Felicien, Malbec 2004, Catena Zapata $$
14. Perdriel Colección, Cab Sav 2002, Norton $$
15. Mendel, Malbec 2006, Mendel $$

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