Take the image you have of grapegrowing in Argentina, with the dramatic Andes as the backdrop, and move it 1,200 miles south of Mendoza. Making wine is even more extreme here in Argentina’s extreme Patagonia climate at Otronia, the world’s southernmost winery and vineyard. Learn more about the wines produced here and what they taste like with senior editor and lead taster for Argentina, Aaron Romano.
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