Elevated winemaking in Argentina
By Victoria Daskal | March 12 2020
When Hervé Birnie Scott first arrived in Mendoza to start his new job at Domaine Chandon, he stepped off the airplane in shorts and a t-shirt discovering temperatures of -5
oC (23
oF). The Sancerre native, like others who have not spent winter months in South America, assumed Argentina, and particularly Mendoza, equated to hot climate. “Everything was a surprise for me. And a love affair. You can image, as I’m still there 30 years later,” muses Hervé as he sets the scene for the launch of the newest project he’s led for Moët Hennessey: the Grand Blends of Terrazas de los Andes.
Marcelo Tinelli recorrió la ruta del vino en Mendoza
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¿Lo viste? Tinelli está de vacaciones en Mendoza
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Wine App Vivino Raises $155 Million Fueled by Pandemic
Bloomberg 2/3/2021 Ivan Levingston © Photographer: David Silverman/Getty Images South America LUJAN DE CUYO, ARGENTINA - MARCH 29: A visitor uses the Vivino mobile phone application for more information on Cheval des Andes s 2015 vintage blend of Malbec (69%) and Cabernet Sauvignon (31%) during a winetasting at the winery on March 29, 2019 in the Luján de Cuyo district of Mendoza province, Argentina. Cheval Des Andes was established in 1999 as a joint venture between the local Terrazas de Los Andes winery and the famed Bordeaux winery Château Cheval Blanc, partly owned by the French multinational luxury goods conglomerate LVMH. Mendoza Province is Argentina s most important wine region, accounting for nearly two-thirds of the country s entire wine production. With increasing numbers of foreign tourists being drawn to the iconic wine-producing area and its award-winning wineries attracted by a cheaper
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LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton, the world’s leading luxury products group, recorded revenue of 44.7 billion euros in 2020, down 17%. Organic revenue declined 16% compared to 2019. LVMH showed good resilience in 2020 in an economic environment severely disrupted by the serious health crisis that led to the suspension of international travel and the closure of the Group s stores and manufacturing sites in most countries over a period of several months.
With an organic revenue decline of only 3% in the fourth quarter, the Group saw a significant improvement in trends in all its activities compared to the first nine months of 2020. Fashion & Leather Goods in particular, enjoyed a remarkable performance, with double-digit growth in both the third and fourth quarters. While Europe is still affected by the crisis, the United States saw a good recovery and Asia grew strongly.