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1st Female Winemaker In Argentina Survived Major Scam To Build Successful Winery
A woman survives having to start from nothing twice while raising two children and losing her husband to depression to become one of the most influential winemakers in Argentina. Continue reading
The Vineyard Whisperer
Donald Hess has a great knack for picking vineyards and making wines that are able to express unique qualities of a particular region. When he was at the helm of the Hess Family Estates, he was able to bring together … Continue reading
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Tagged Amalaya, Argentina, Colomé, Donald Hess, Malbec, Salta, Torrontés
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