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Argentinian wine regions
5 regions and 11 producers, with the grapes each one is built on.
Producers
11 Argentinian wineries worth knowing.
Achaval Ferrer
Perdriel, Mendoza · founded 1998
An international partnership producing single-vineyard Malbecs of extraordinary depth from the Finca Altamira, Bella Vista, and Mirador plots.
Alta Vista Estate Malbec Mendoza
Bodegas Caro
Lujan de Cuyo, Mendoza · founded 1999
A joint venture between Domaine Barons de Rothschild Lafite and Nicolas Catena, producing Amancaya and Caro, blending Malbec with Cabernet Sauvignon.
Catena Zapata
Lujan de Cuyo, Mendoza · founded 1902
The pioneer of high-altitude Argentine viticulture, Nicolas Catena planted vineyards at 1,500m, producing Malbecs of Napa-like power and Burgundian precision.
Clos de los Siete
Valle de Uco, Mendoza · founded 2002
Michel Rolland's ambitious Mendoza project with seven estates producing a Malbec-led blend and individual winery wines from the cool Valle de Uco.
Luca
Lujan de Cuyo, Mendoza · founded 1999
Dr. Laura Catena's Luca brand produces small-lot Malbecs and Chardonnay from Gualtallary's high altitude vineyards, combining science with art.
Matias Riccitelli
Lujan de Cuyo, Mendoza · founded 2008
A rising star of Argentine wine, Matias Riccitelli produces single-vineyard Malbecs and Cabernet Francs of extraordinary elegance and terroir expression.
Mendel
Lujan de Cuyo, Mendoza · founded 2002
Roberto de la Mota's boutique Lujan de Cuyo estate uses centenarian Malbec and Semillon vines to produce wines of extraordinary depth and old-vine texture.
Noemia de Patagonia
Rio Negro, Patagonia · founded 2001
An Italian-Danish partnership farming 100-year-old Malbec vines in the Rio Negro Valley of Patagonia, producing wines of haunting mineral purity.
Piattelli Grand Reserve
Zuccardi Valle de Uco
Valle de Uco, Mendoza · founded 1963
Named World's Best Vineyard in 2019, Zuccardi showcases the diversity of Valle de Uco terroir with single-parcel Malbecs of breathtaking mineral complexity.
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