Originally Posted by
Academic
Not any more. A lot of the higher end Aussi wines have screw tops, as well as the South Americans and a few other places. California is a hold out, but more and more countries are recognizing the benefits of a non-taintable cap.
Depends upon your definition of "high end."
Grange is not screwcap.
Very few European wines are. However some use false (plastic) cork, or reconstituted cork. I stay away from these too. If they don't have enough self-respect for their product, what does it tell you?
As to Argentina, better Malbec (I finally managed to convince my wife that yes, there is such a thing) invariably use cork too.