Argentina’s wineries turn to high-end wines to survive
World number five wine producer Argentina is turning to high-end products to save plummeting exports of its cheaper brands.
World number five wine producer Argentina is turning to high-end products to save plummeting exports of its cheaper brands.
Boutique winery Huarpe, in Argentina’s famous Mendoza wine region, started in 2003, right after the country’s last economic crisis.
For a decade, the bodega grew rapidly along with the rest of the industry, due to high demand abroad for its quality and low-priced bottles.
But drastic changes in the past three years – like rising costs — have forced wine producers to focus their marketing strategy on high-end wines.
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