As the leader of the new world, Argentine wine is receiving increasing attention from the international wine market to the small wine tasters. Argentina has also jumped to become the world's fourth largest wine producer, and its production and quality have been repeatedly recognized by major wine tastings and well-known sommeliers. Unlike some countries, which have an emphasis on red wine and white wine, the wine produced in Argentina has "excellent players" in the red and white camps.
Taking Argentina's well-known red grape varieties as an example, there are Bernarda, Malbec, Cabernet Sauvignon, Templo, Merlot, Sila and other famous grapes, of which Bernarda and Malbec are particularly praised.
Bernarda, also known as Bernarda. Bernarda wines from Argentina, with raspberry and delicate fennel aromas, are fresh in acidity and medium in body. Among them, the Mendoza appellation represented by Leisheng 403 is excellent. How does the red wine of Bernarda grapes taste? Taste Leisheng 403 to know, it is rich in structure, low in sweetness, medium in body, fruity, moderate and layered in tannins, accompanied by sweet aromas. Bernarda grapes are characterized by thick skins and high phenol content requiring calories to reach good ripeness, and are the representative wines of Argentina.
Malbec wines, known for their deep colours and fruit bomb-like aromas, usually also with aromas of cherry, strawberry, plum, raisins and black pepper, are balanced and tannin-smooth, and are also a good Argentinian wine.
Passionate South America, excellent quality Argentinian wines! Leisheng red wine is passing through Leisheng 403, passing this enthusiasm from South America to the steaming tables of thousands of households this winter.