Argentinean Wines

A benchmark of Argentine fine wine, Nicolás Catena Zapata 2021 pays tribute to 18th-century Bordeaux blends, with Malbec and Cabernet Sauvignon in balanced harmony.

A Grand Cru of the Andes, this wine is a seamless fusion of Bordeaux expertise from Château Cheval Blanc and the unique high-altitude terroir of Mendoza.

Crafted from pre-phylloxera massal selections in two historic Catena sites, this Malbec showcases Mendoza's luminous days and cool nights—concentrated blackberry and plum wrapped in fine tannins and classy oak nuance.

First produced in 2011, River is bottled in tiny quantities, a micro-parcel expression within Catena's most studied estate vineyard. Production hovers around 4,800 bottles.

Catena's icon Malbec from a 1.4-hectare plot: concentrated yet lifted, offering violets, black cherry and subtle spice over a cool, chalky core—Andean altitude translated into finesse and structure.

Domaine Nico Le Paradis is a high-altitude 100% Pinot Noir from Gualtallary, Tupungato, in Mendoza, Argentina, showcasing elegance, minerality, and precision through its unique terroir and meticulous vinification process.