It’s not Malbec or Mendoza, but it’s Argentinian: it’s the best red in the world for James Suckling

It is the first place on the prestigious list published year after year by the American critic James Suckling and surprised by its place of origin: the Patagonia Argentina. It’s a Pinot Noir made in Ro Negro the one which was awarded as the most remarkable red of this international “top list”.

“The Malbec Mendoza is no longer alone in the Argentina“, say many specialists and wine lovers after learning about the novelty. It is this emblem strain that has made our country and the province of Mendoza All over the world, it now has peers who produce products of the same quality and excellence, showing that other grape varieties and other geographies of the country can achieve awards, stand out and receive the awards. same applause.