Argentina
The winery located in Maipú is one of the oldest in Mendoza with more than 100 years of history in Argentine viticulture. Currently, it has been modernized and equipped with state-of-the-art technology, a true example of science and technology at the service of the noblest of beverages to help it maintain the purest of its essence with the explosion and character that man can give it. It has a production capacity of more than 1 million liters per year in stainless steel tanks and French oak barrels.
Our vineyards are located in Mendoza, in Valle de Uco, Agrelo (Lujan de Cuyo) and Lulunta.
Currently, it is the most important area in terms of style and quality of wines. Located in the Precordillera, Uco Valley has a unique microclimate with a wide thermal amplitude, cooler average temperatures and complex soils that result in wines with intensity, personality and finesse. Our Gualtallary estate was planted with Cabernet Sauvignon 20 years ago. Its soil is sandy-stony loam. The irrigation system uses meltwater from the Andes Mountains. The result is small berries (grape berries) and low-yield plants per hectare that translate into wines of great concentration and minerality. An old vineyard is located in San Carlos. There are 15 hectares of Malbec and Cabernet Sauvignon, with plants that average 50 years old. These vineyards provide great quality fruit. Their soils have a stony intermediate strip that allows for greater drainage and translates into good density of flavors. The Vistaflores vineyard is a dream. Twenty years old, it is planted exclusively with Malbec on well-drained soils that impart a great mineral character to the wine.
aaaAgrelo is a prominent subregion of Luján de Cuyo, the most important historical department in Mendoza wine production. This 10-year-old vineyard is located at an altitude of 950 meters above sea level, with sandy alluvial soils and a good amount of stones, in one of the most prestigious terroirs in Argentina.
aaaLulunta
Located in Maipú, this 15-hectare Malbec vineyard on the banks of the Mendoza River has river sediment deposits, good drainage and a great influence from the river in terms of temperature amplitude between day and night. The vines are more than 80 years old, have low yields and offer high-quality grapes.
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