Wine-cork walls. Tango-themed choking posters. Veal Milanese with foie gras. Passionate rhythmic bodily gestures. Guys named Tato. Flamed gin/brandy cocktails. Wine barrels. Singing human alarms.

If you don't want to travel to Buenos Aires, a new spot here in New York offers a taste of some of Argentina's most famous delights—wine and tango. Malbec and Tango House, which opened this summer ...

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