by Traveling Golfer Staff | Aug 29, 2018
You have no doubt heard the Ikea commercial by now – “Start the car” …this Chardonnay from Tupungato in the Uco Valley in Argentina might be the best deal going in whites. Bright, crisp and as full bodied as whites get. I have been a longtime fan of the Zuccardi...
by Traveling Golfer Staff | Jul 17, 2018
From the “Queen of Torrontés” (Argentina’s signature white grape) comes this repeat from last year’s list. Pale yellow-green in colour and perfumy, it combines a lovely mouthfeel (thanks to laying down three months on its lees), with minerality and crisp, tangy...
by Traveling Golfer Staff | Jul 17, 2018
Argento’s entry-level Cab almost made this list too (36 Under 18, 2018), but it’s worth paying a few dollars more for this approachable Reserva that has been evolving with age. Deep purple, with cassis, smoke and plums on the nose, and a palate of mixed berries and...
by Traveling Golfer Staff | Apr 18, 2018
This is a different style of Cab. Lighter and fruitier, they claim to breaking the Cab mold with this one. Personally I don’t think the Cab mold needed to be broken. Some will like it but did not do much for me. It was OK with some pre-dinner appetizers. Will not...
