Trivento Reserve Malbec is the Malbec from the Reserve line of Bodega Trivento, a winery in Maipú, Mendoza, founded in 1996 by the Chilean group Concha y Toro. According to the IWSR reports cited by the house, Trivento h
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Luigi Bosca Malbec is the Malbec from the Colección Insignia of Bodega Luigi Bosca, a house in Luján de Cuyo, Mendoza, opened in 1901 by Leoncio Arizu and run to this day by the Arizu family. In 1989, the winery was amon
Norton Reserva Malbec is the Malbec from the Reserva line of Bodega Norton, in Luján de Cuyo, Mendoza. The house was founded in 1895 by Edmund James Palmer Norton, an engineer who came to Argentina to build the Andes rai
Santa Julia Malbec is the Malbec from the varietal line of Bodega Santa Julia, a winery in Maipú, Mendoza, owned by the Zuccardi family. The story begins with engineer Alberto Zuccardi, who in the 1950s was testing irrig
Mouton Cadet Rouge is the Bordeaux red created in 1930 by Baron Philippe de Rothschild, then 28 and owner of Château Mouton Rothschild, who began selling a wine under his own brand. The name combines the château's Mouton
Campo Viejo Tempranillo is the varietal red from Campo Viejo, a winery in Logroño, in Spain's Rioja, founded in 1959 and now linked to the Vinarchy group. The house presents itself as the world's best-selling Rioja brand
Ruffino Chianti is the Chianti DOCG from Ruffino, a Tuscan house created in 1877 by cousins of the Ruffino family, and is now released under the label 1877 Chianti, in reference to the first vintage. When Chianti became
Cella Lambrusco dell'Emilia Rosso is the red Lambrusco from Fratelli Cella, a brand that has produced typical Emilia-Romagna wines since 1960 and now belongs to the Cantine Riunite & CIV cooperative, of Campegine. The br
Periquita is the best-known red from José Maria da Fonseca, a house in Azeitão, on the Setúbal Peninsula, founded in 1834 and still in the family's hands. The name comes from Cova da Periquita, the estate where the Caste
Casal Garcia is the white vinho verde from Aveleda, a producer based in Penafiel, in the Vinhos Verdes region of northern Portugal. Created in 1939, the brand is recognized by its bluish bottle and blue label with a coat
Mateus Rosé is the rosé from Sogrape, Portugal's largest wine producer, created in 1942 by Fernando van Zeller Guedes, one of the company's founders. The flattened bottle was inspired by the canteens of First World War s
Monte Velho is the everyday red from Esporão, a family producer in the Alentejo based at Herdade do Esporão, in Reguengos de Monsaraz, an estate whose boundaries have not changed since 1267. The line was born in the earl
Porca de Murça is the Douro wine brand of Real Companhia Velha, created in 1928 and presented by the house as the region's leader. The name comes from a legend of the village of Murça, in the Alto Douro: a wild sow that
Miolo Seleção Cabernet Sauvignon & Merlot is the two-variety red from the Seleção line of Vinícola Miolo. The Rio Grande do Sul company was born in the late 1980s, when the family decided to bottle its own wines, but its
Miolo Lote 43 is a red from Vinícola Miolo launched in 1999 and made only in vintages the house considers exceptional. The name honors the plot of land (lote) bought by Giuseppe Miolo when he arrived in Brazil, in 1897,
Almadén is a wine brand born in 1852 in California that came to Brazil in 1973, when it set up its winery in Santana do Livramento, on the border with Uruguay, after research to choose a region for fine wines. The winery
Casa Valduga is a family winery in the Vale dos Vinhedos, in Bento Gonçalves (RS). Its founders descend from immigrants from Rovereto, in northern Italy, who planted the first vineyards there in the late 19th century; th
Sugar-free version of Coca-Cola, from The Coca-Cola Company. The drink debuted in 2005 under the name Coca-Cola Zero and arrived in Brazil in 2007; today it is sold in the country as Coca-Cola Sem Açúcar. In July 2026 th
Sugar-free version of Pepsi, from PepsiCo, sold in Brazil as Pepsi Black Zero Açúcar. The drink is the same line launched in 1993 as Pepsi Max, which keeps the name Pepsi Black in markets such as Brazil, Mexico and Argen
Orange soft drink from The Coca-Cola Company. The Fanta brand appeared in Germany in 1940, created by Max Keith, head of a Coca-Cola bottler, when the war cut off access to the concentrate; the name comes from the German