- Tasting profile
- Ripe plum and black cherry with a soft, almost sweet edge and tannins that never get in the way.
- Where it grows
Mendoza, Argentina Explore the South America field guide- Where to buy
- For specific bottles and where to buy them, read the deep dive.
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The region
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Bonarda: common questions
- How do you pronounce Bonarda?
- Bonarda is pronounced boh-NAR-dah.
- Where does Bonarda come from?
- Bonarda grows in Mendoza, Argentina.
- What does Bonarda taste like?
- Expect ripe plum, black cherry, dried fig. Closest familiar reference: soft, plush, dark-fruited Merlot for less.
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