Flechas de los Andes
Flechas de Los Andes ('Andes arrows') refers to 5 arrows, symbol of Rothschild family (symbolizing 5 brothers at origin of dynasty)
|
|
Uco Valley
Mendoza
(Argentina) |
|
Visit
|
|
Allegrini
Veneto’s most acclaimed winery; Allegrini's Amarone is the gold standard
|
|
Valpolicella
Veneto
(Italy) |
|
Visit
|
|
Marchesi di Barolo
Some of finest wines in Piedmont, incl. prestigious Cannubi cru
|
|
Barolo
Piemonte
(Italy) |
|
Visit
|
|
Castello di Bossi
History dating back to 9th century; Located in Castelnuovo Berardenga (southernmost appellation of Chianti Classico)
|
|
Chianti Classico
Tuscany
(Italy) |
|
Visit
|
|
Château Lynch-Moussas
Irishman John Lynch acqd estate & vineyards and built the chateau built in 18th century
|
|
Pauillac
Bordeaux
(France) |
|
Visit
|
|
Torre Mora
Region has complex microclimate w/ fertile volcanic soil, at high altitude characterized by important daily thermal excursion
|
|
Etna
Sicily
(Italy) |
|
Visit
|
|
Château Faugères
Situated on sunny slopes of Dordogne valley, east of St-Émilion
|
|
St-Émilion
Bordeaux
(France) |
|
Visit
|
|
Susana Balbo
Susana is Argentina’s first female enologist & one of the country's top winemakers
|
|
Luján de Cuyo
Mendoza
(Argentina) |
|
Visit
|
|
Château Batailley
Name comes from battle in 1453 at the chateau & vineyard during 100-years war; The French re-conquered neighbouring Chateau Latour from the English
|
|
Pauillac
Bordeaux
(France) |
|
Visit
|
|
Château Pape Clément
Named after its most famous owner Pope Clement V (who moved papal court to Avignon), who received winery as gift when Archbishop of Bordeaux
|
|
Pessac-Leognan
Bordeaux
(France) |
|
Visit
|
|
Vina Concha y Toro
Latin America's leading producer; 9500 hectares of prime vineyards; Flagship brand is Casillero del Diablo
|
|
Maipo Valley
(Chile) |
|
Visit
|
|
Château Lafaurie Peyraguey
13th century gateway & castle towers, along w/ main building rebuilt in 17th century give it a Hispano-Byzantine look; Lafaurie purchased it during the Revolution in 1794
|
|
Sauternes
Bordeaux
(France) |
|
Visit
|
|
Bodega Trivento
Named for 3 winds that influence its vineyards - Polar (from south), Zonda (from the Andes in west) & Sudestada (from southeast)
|
|
Mendoza
(Argentina) |
|
Visit
|
|
Zuccardi
Combination of multiple microclimates, altitudes, & soil types creates multiple terroirs
|
|
Uco Valley
Mendoza
(Argentina) |
|
Visit
|
|
Bodegas Salentein
Vineyards planted in some of highest elevations on the planet; Chief winemaker José Galante has been called the 'Father of Argentine Malbec'
|
|
Uco Valley
Mendoza
(Argentina) |
|
Visit
|
|
Château Smith-Haut-Lafitte
Archetypical Graves; History dates back to Crusades; Past owners incl. M Duffour-Dubergier (Mayor of Bordeaux) & Louis Eschenauer (the famous wine shipper)
|
|
Pessac-Leognan
Bordeaux
(France) |
|
Visit
|
|
Bertani
According to legend, Amarone was discovered in 1936, in cellars of Villa Novare (now Villa Mosconi Bertani)
|
|
Valpolicella
Veneto
(Italy) |
|
Visit
|
|
Frescobaldi
Frescobaldis were patrons of major works in medieval Florence incl. Santa Trinita bridge & Basilica of Santo Spirito
|
|
Chianti Classico
Tuscany
(Italy) |
|
Visit
|
|
CVNE
Located in traditional n'hood of Haro station where oldest wineries of Rioja Alta established themselves
|
|
Rioja Alta
Rioja
(Spain) |
|
Visit
|
|
Château Léoville Las Cases
One of largest & oldest classified growths in Medoc
|
|
Saint-Julien
Bordeaux
(France) |
|
Visit
|
|
Marchesi Antinori
Winemaking since 1385 when Giovanni Antinori became member of Florentine Winemaker’s Guild; Founding member of Associazione Marchi Storici d’Italia
|
|
Chianti Classico
Tuscany
(Italy) |
|
Visit
|
|
Château Grand-Puy Ducasse
Located in the heart of Pauillac
|
|
Pauillac
Bordeaux
(France) |
|
Visit
|
|
Château Giscours
Estate first mentioned in document dating back to 1330
|
|
Margaux
Bordeaux
(France) |
|
Visit
|
|
Zenato
Based in region surrounding Lake Garda, w/ a great microclimate that allows for optimal growing season
|
|
Valpolicella
Veneto
(Italy) |
|
Visit
|
|
Catena Zapata
One of Argentina's high altitude Malbec pioneers; In 1902 Catena family began making wine in Mendoza; In 1994 Nicolas Catena first Argentine to export bottling of Malbec
|
|
Mendoza
Mendoza
(Argentina) |
|
Visit
|
|
Pio Cesare
Producing wine since 1881
|
|
Barolo
Piemonte
(Italy) |
|
Visit
|
|
Terrazas de los Andes
Located in heart of Perdriel, at foot of impressive Andes mountain range
|
|
Luján de Cuyo
Mendoza
(Argentina) |
|
Visit
|
|
