Lanchester Wines Portfolio 2023
Lanchester Wines is one of the UK’s leading wine importers and wine wholesalers. We supply a wide range of quality and premium wines to the on trade and off trade. Still family owned – and now part of a group of companies with global reach – our customers range from pubs, clubs, bars and hotel chains right up to high street retailers, supermarkets and national pub and restaurant operators. Our extensive wine collection includes high quality wines from all corners of the world and we work with some of the leading wine producers across the globe to make sure we are always offering the best quality wine at the best price. This is our 2023 wine and spirits portfolio, with products available to trade customers. Please visit our website for more details www.lanchesterwines.co.uk
Lanchester Wines is one of the UK’s leading wine importers and wine wholesalers.
We supply a wide range of quality and premium wines to the on trade and off trade. Still family owned – and now part of a group of companies with global reach – our customers range from pubs, clubs, bars and hotel chains right up to high street retailers, supermarkets and national pub and restaurant operators.
Our extensive wine collection includes high quality wines from all corners of the world and we work with some of the leading wine producers across the globe to make sure we are always offering the best quality wine at the best price.
This is our 2023 wine and spirits portfolio, with products available to trade customers. Please visit our website for more details www.lanchesterwines.co.uk
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ARGENTINA<br />
In the colder<br />
south, you will<br />
find wines with<br />
higher acidity<br />
and lighter<br />
fruit.<br />
Biggest producer of Malbec in the<br />
world.<br />
Over 60% of Argentine wine is grown<br />
in the Mendoza region.<br />
Some vineyards are 3000m above<br />
sea level causing slower ripening<br />
grapes with more freshness and<br />
acidity in the wines.<br />
Wine production in Argentina dates back to the 16th<br />
century when Spanish colonisers brought vines with<br />
them to the region. Today, the vineyards of Argentina<br />
cover 220 000 hectares across different regions each<br />
producing widely different wines and styles to explore.<br />
In the colder South of these wine regions, you will find<br />
wines with higher acidity and lighter fruit. These regions<br />
are known for great Pinot Noir and Sauvignon Blanc.<br />
While, in the warmer North, you often find full-bodied,<br />
structured Malbec and Chardonnay.<br />
Argentina is the fifth largest wine producer in the<br />
world after Italy, France, Spain and the USA. The main<br />
producing region is the province of Mendoza producing<br />
more than 60% of the Argentinian wine, followed by<br />
the provinces of San Juan and La Rioja, and then Salta,<br />
Tucumán, Catamarca, La Pampa and Rio Negro.<br />
As the 2nd largest wine producing region of Argentina,<br />
San Juan accounts for around 20% of the total wine<br />
production. The region is located in west-central<br />
Argentina and right on the foot of the Andes Mountains,<br />
which supplies the dry region with meltwater.
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