Ready for another adventure of the varietal kind? Get a taste of South America with a sip of some of these standout Adventure Wines!

Mayu 2015 Pedro Ximenez: Very crisp and refreshing, this Chilean wine is similar to sauvignon blanc with bright acidity but more minerality. It’s a varietal not often used for a dry table wine, and definitely qualifies as an Adventure Wine!

Trez Vivante Malbec: This medium-bodied wine highlights the best of Malbec, Argentina’s signature grape. Aged six months in French oak and eight months in bottles, this wine boasts blackberry, plum and dark chocolate flavors and was rated 91 points by James Suckling.

New Age White Wine: This light, refreshing wine hails from Argentina and carries intense floral and fruity aromas marked by balanced acidity. The soft flavors and effervescence give it a pleasant mouthfeel well suited for serving chilled as an aperitif.

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