by admin | Jan 13, 2025 | The Wine Explorers Letter, Wine Education
The last year has been spent zigzagging between Paris and Buenos Aires, two cities separated by more than just geography. Paris, all elegance and refinement. Buenos Aires, raw, improvised, and alive. The comparisons are inevitable, especially when you hear Buenos...
by admin | Jan 6, 2025 | The Wine Explorers Letter, Wine Education
Santa Fe, Argentina Last time I wrote to you, I was deep in Patagonia—where the lakes whisper peacefully, and the air feels untouched by time. Now, for New Year’s, I find myself in a very different Argentina. This time, in the heart of its agricultural belt; the land...
by admin | Dec 23, 2024 | The Wine Explorers Letter, Wine Education
“Do you think it’s finally time to invest in Argentina?” The question hung in the air at the Agora Christmas party in Baltimore last week, swirling like the wine in my glass. It’s a fair question—and one I’ve been hearing more often. Argentina has a...
by admin | Dec 16, 2024 | The Wine Explorers Letter, Wine Education
Diego, writing from Buenos Aires Dear Reader, December has arrived. The sun is shining in Buenos Aires. The Jacaranda trees are in full bloom, painting the streets purple. The terraces of Palermo are full. Glasses clink. The city celebrates the end of polo season—the...
by admin | Dec 9, 2024 | The Wine Explorers Letter, Wine Education
Editor’s Note: This week we wanted to share this essay from Will’s sister Mariah, who spent Thanksgiving at Finca Gualfín… You can read more about her experiences of ranch life in the Calchaquí Valley and travels around the world by subscribing (free) here....
by admin | Dec 2, 2024 | The Wine Explorers Letter, Wine Education
Dear Friends, “We can’t guarantee we’ll leave you money when we’re gone, but we can guarantee you some education.” – Mom That’s what my mother told me growing up. My mom and dad are still very much alive, but that phrase stuck with me. It was their way of explaining...
