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Wine industry developments in La Rioja and Valdevimbre
The wine industry in La Rioja, Argentina, is navigating climate challenges and exploring new economic opportunities. Journalist Sarah González noted that a severe frost several years ago destroyed nearly 80% of the region's viticulture production, though recent seasons have seen more stable yields in the Famatina valley. To promote circular economy, local entrepreneurs are repurposing grape byproducts into gluten-free grape flour.
In a commercial development, Chañarmuyo wines, produced at altitudes exceeding 1,700 meters in the Andes Precordillera, have entered an exclusive partnership with Friendly Parador del Bosque in Parque Leloir. This alliance includes the creation of the Cava Club Parador del Bosque, featuring a dedicated glass cellar to showcase high-altitude wines.
In Valdevimbre, Spain, the local viticultural heritage is preserved through a Wine Museum. Housed in a 300-year-old cave-cellar, the museum uses a seven-room layout to guide visitors through the traditional grape-to-wine production process.
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Chañarmuyo · Friendly Parador del Bosque · La Rioja · Sarah González · Valdevimbre
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- [○ 1 SOURCE] A late snowfall several years ago destroyed approximately 80% of La Rioja's wine production. omradio.ar
- [○ 1 SOURCE] Valdevimbre features a Wine Museum located in a 300-year-old cave-cellar. www.lanuevacronica.com
- [○ 1 SOURCE] Chañarmuyo wines are produced in vineyards located over 1,700 meters above sea level in the Andes Precordillera. mendozatoday.com.ar
- [○ 1 SOURCE] Friendly Parador del Bosque has established an alliance with Chañarmuyo to serve as its exclusive winery for the Cava Club. mendozatoday.com.ar
- [○ 1 SOURCE] Grape flour is being developed in La Rioja as a gluten-free byproduct of the wine industry. omradio.ar