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In Deepest Patagonia
Pioneering vintners explore the frontier of grapegrowing in southern Argentina
Argentina's Patagonia region defines remoteness. Windswept and sparsely populated, it exists far, far off the beaten path. A boundless tract of undeveloped land punctuated by gauchos riding along dusty trails is probably the most popular image of this vast region.
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