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ISSUE: November 1, 2009

Articles about Argentina

My (not So) Little Pony - 5-1-2008

When your only exposure to polo is the Ralph Lauren logo, trying the real thing for the first time is anything but simple horseplay.

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...where friends had advised me to try tango. Argentina is, after all, famous for it. But I have danced...

...For the past three years he has been coming to Argentina to chase his passion for polo. “It...

Eating And Drinking With Francis Malllmann - 10-15-2003

Francis Mallmann, Argentina’s premier chef, probably puts at least as many miles on his AAdvantage card as any top toque from Beverly Hills or Monaco.

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...Mallmann 1884 Belgrano 1188 Mendoza, Argentina 011-54-261-424-2698,...

... Los Angeles-Las Vegas shuttle. Francis Mallmann, Argentina''s premier chef, probably puts at least as many...

...historic Bodega Escorihuela winery in Mendoza, Argentina, in the heart of the country''s thrilling wine...

Meet José González - 10-1-2006

A voice as tender as that of José González is as rare as the lineage from which it was spawned. This half-Swedish, half-Argentine singer-songwriter was reared on bos...

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...the Spanish guitar. But if I had lived in Argentina, I wouldn’t be playing this moody...

...ic.” González’s parents fled Argentina in the ’70s during a military...

A Guide to Sustainable Shopping - 4-15-2009

Model and green activist Summer Rayne Oakes wants the world to know that dressing green isn’t about burlap and Birkenstocks. In her new book, Style, Naturally (Chronicle Books, $25), she instructs the earnest on how to be fashion-conscious and environmentally conscious at the same time. Here are some of her shopping tips, plus some sources for eco-fashion.

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...Mycoskie, Toms Shoes Traveling through Argentina, Amazing Race alum Blake Mycoskie saw hundreds...

...donation, but now in Africa as well as in Argentina. Now that''s a feel-good shoe.

Sipping From The Argentine Cup - 4-15-2002

The latest Argentine wines are proving to be the highest quality the country has ever produced, thanks to innovative thinking by passionate producers and the Mendoza Provinces ideal climate.

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...that is overwhelmingly European by heritage, Argentina has always been a large consumer of wine. By the...

... of near-biblical inspiration. "We can do this in Argentina," he remembers thinking. On returning home,...

Red Hot Chile - 1-15-2001

Forget the blancs and rosés — these reds from South America will keep you warm this winter. I recently ran across a map of the America's that was printed with South America at the top and North America at the bottom. What’s wrong with t...

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...seemed upside down, but to anyone living in Argentina or Chile, it must seem like a long-overdue...

...can say that South America is "in turnaround." Argentina is certainly abuzz these days, and Chile has...

Lady Of The Night - 12-1-2005

Beyond the cavernous, candlelit stairs that lead from Av. Libertad in Buenos Aires’s upscale Recoleta district into Gran Bar Danzon — quite possibly the world’s sexiest wine bar — a beautiful seduction ensues. She emerges amid the exposed concre...

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...take a case. . the distance between wineries in Argentina can be daunting — these grapes...

...reputable outfitters, both stateside and in Argentina, who can arrange tours of the areas. los angeles...

Journey To The End Of The Earth - 9-15-2005

Ushuaia, the southernmost city in the world, is not a remote and barren land but a place of intoxicating beauty.

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...pastries that he has been seeking out all over Argentina. Jessica is drinking coffee. They seem content.

... harbor, Sam sips mata tea, the national drink of Argentina. Served in the hollow of a gourd and sipped...

The Heart Of Buenos Aires - 9-1-2007

We pull an all-nighter in Buenos Airess hip Palermo district

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... it makes you wonder: If Palermo Viejo is leading Argentina’s comeback, is it leading the country...

... Nancy Kulfas doesn’t think so. “Argentina is definitely profiting from tourism,” she...

...the following service to and from Buenos Aires, Argentina: two daily round-trips from Miami, one daily...

Beyond The Cupcake - 8-15-2006

Though it still has America in its sugary headlock, we're so over the cupcake frenzy. Instead, we're pushing for a revival of chatter about a world's worth of classi...

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...look back. Av. Mitre 1002, Buenos Aires, Argentina, 011-54-810-333-4444,...

Frozen Delights - 4-15-2008

WHEN DOES THE NEWS ITSELF BECOME NEWS? WHEN ITS INSIDE THE NEWSEUM, OF COURSE! BANANA CARAMEL PRALINE, LIME-AND-MINT MOJITO SUMMERS NEAR, AND THAT MEANS COOL TREATS. PLUS MUCH MORE.

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...ingredients available, including caramel from Argentina, Piedmont pistachios, and rich vanilla from...

Hotel - 7-1-2001

URAGUAY GETAWAY The New Madison Resort Takes Luxury to the Limit Considering a South American sojourn? Uruguay’s latest luxury lure, the Madison Resort Golf & Spa, just made it a little easier. Hotel guests can be picked u...

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...can be picked up in neighboring Buenos Aires, Argentina. A quick two-hour boat ride up the Rio de la...

Hotel - 10-1-2001

THE GRAPE ESCAPE Napa-meets-Aspen where Park Hyatt decants its latest luxury retreat — Mendoza, Argentina, a wine-growing region beneath the Andes, 210 miles southeast of Santiago. Behind the 19th-century facade of the former Plaza H...

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...its latest luxury retreat — Mendoza, Argentina, a wine-growing region beneath the Andes, 210...

Reader's Choice - 7-15-2002

I'm just back from climbing 22,800-foot Mt. Aconcagua in Argentina, and recommend using Jackson Hole-based aventuras patagonicas [888-203-9354, www.patagonicas.com] as a guide. They specialize in Andes trips and follow a route not used...

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... back from climbing 22,800-foot Mt. Aconcagua in Argentina, and recommend using Jackson Hole-based...

Sleep South American - 5-1-2004

It?s got the style of Europe at a third the price, so don?t cry for Argentina. Fly there and boost the economy. In Buenos Aires, energies run high, despite the peso?s low. Hotels at bang-for-your-buck prices include the luxury Sofitel Buenos Aires, ...

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... of Europe at a third the price, so don?t cry for Argentina. Fly there and boost the economy. In Buenos...

Which Way To Uruguay? - 12-15-2004

Savvy globetrotters have long documented the Euro-Latin appeal of hip Buenos Aires, but where do local Argentinians go to escape the hustle and bustle of their sexy capital? They cross South America’s Rio de la Plata, a 180-mile-long estuary separat...

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...de la Plata, a 180-mile-long estuary separating Argentina from Uruguay, and make way for Montevideo.

Hotinthecity - 9-1-2005

South America comes north in a hot streak of excellent eateries. Argentine chef and restaurateur Francis Mallmann — who also runs restaurants in Argentina, Uruguay, and New York’s Hamptons — debuts Mendoza (305-377-4443) in Miami as an homage to the...

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...— who also runs restaurants in Argentina, Uruguay, and New York’s Hamptons...

Rush Hour - 12-15-2005

Times ticking. And gift certificates are looking really good. But while books and music are nice, check out four amazing ways to spend your virtual cash and still meet those gift-giving deadlines. R.B.A stay in a chteau, almost anywhere you pleas...

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...blushes, cognacs, reds, and whites, from Argentina to Australia, California to Chile. How:...

Ciao, Bèlla - 12-1-2001

CIAO, BLLA Next time you're in the wine shop trying to choose a really beautiful bottle from Italy, just remember the letter B.

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...tried transplanting Nebbiolo to California, to Argentina, and to Australia to make New World wines in the...