Argentinean Wines

Amalaya Tinto is a vibrant blend of Malbec, Tannat, and Petit Verdot from the high-altitude vineyards of Argentina’s Calchaquí Valley, offering a fresh and balanced profile with complex layers of fruit and spice.

Chakana Estate Selection Cabernet Sauvignon is an exceptional wine from the Uco Valley in Argentina, showcasing the boldness and elegance of 100% organic Cabernet Sauvignon cultivated in high-altitude vineyards.

With its intense purple hue, rich aromatics of plums, brambly berries, and violets, and a seamless balance of velvety tannins and fresh acidity, this wine is a true reflection of Andean terroir.

Chakana Estate Selection Cabernet Franc is a sophisticated and expressive wine from the Gualtallary region in the Uco Valley, Argentina. This 100% Cabernet Franc showcases the biodynamic principles and high-altitude terroir that define Chakana’s winemaking philosophy.

Domaine Nico Grand Père is an elegant, classic Pinot Noir from Villa Bastias in the Uco Valley, honoring the wisdom and love of the elder generation with complex red fruit and refined structure.

With low-yielding vines planted in 1993 at high altitude, Grand Mère showcases the depth and finesse of old-vine Pinot Noir from Mendoza’s premium high-altitude terroir.

Named after the intense winds at latitude 45°33', this 100% Pinot Noir reflects the unique climate of Sarmiento, Chubut, where permanent winds and a cool, dry environment shape a wine of delicate balance and aromatic depth.

Sourced from stone-rich and calcareous soils in the Uco Valley, this 100% Malbec is fermented and aged entirely in concrete, amplifying the energy and purity of the terroir.

La Savante presents a balanced structure with herbaceous notes and a nuanced minerality, an homage to the scholarly women it represents – both thoughtful and captivating.

From 50-year-old vines in Rio Negro, this wine revives the nearly forgotten Bastardo grape with vibrant red fruit, savoury depth, and a refreshingly light frame.

Crafted from ungrafted vines planted in the late 1960s, this wine offers a harmonious blend of vibrant red fruit, subtle earthiness, and delicate spice, reflecting its cool-climate origins.

With vines planted in 1998 at an impressive 1,350 meters, Histoire d’A reflects the rugged elegance of Argentina’s premier high-altitude Pinot Noir.

Sourced from the remote and cold region of Sarmiento, Chubut, this Pinot Noir reflects the intense sunlight, persistent winds, and cool climate of Patagonia to deliver a wine that combines elegance with a unique, mineral-driven profile.