Mendoza

The Altos Las Hormigas Mendoza Malbec Clásico is a vibrant and expressive representation of Mendoza's terroir, offering a delightful exploration of Malbec's classic characteristics with a modern twist.

Hey Malbec 2024 is a vivid Mendoza red, bursting with blackberry, plum, violets and pepper, shaped by Matias Riccitelli's fresh, contemporary Argentine style.

Crafted by Laura Catena and winemaker Alejandro Vigil, this vintage captures Mendoza's sun and Andes' cool nights, yielding poise over power, supple tannins and an authentic regional voice.

From Mendoza's high-altitude Gualtallary vineyards comes a vivid Criolla red, combining morello cherry, blackberry, aromatic herbs and graphite with fresh tannins, amphora-aged character and a lively, refreshing finish in every glass.

Crafted from high-altitude vineyards in Paraje Altamira and Los Chacayes, this elegant Malbec embodies both richness and finesse, with a distinctive freshness, fruit purity, and mineral complexity.

Zuccardi Q Tempranillo highlights the character of old-vine Tempranillo from the historic region of Santa Rosa, blending ripe fruit with a refined structure and elegant balance.

The Altos Las Hormigas Malbec Terroir Organico Lujan de Cuyo stands out with its vibrant red fruit aromas and refined acidity, a testament to the careful organic practices and terroir-driven approach of the vineyard.

A vivid expression of Uco Valley terroir, this Malbec fuses floral notes, wild herbs, and spice into a textured palate shaped by high-altitude soils and meticulous winemaking.

A bold and inky expression of Argentine Bonarda, this wine delivers deep fruit, spice, and smooth power from old vines in Mendoza.

A bold and polished Malbec, this wine delivers ripe power with finesse, crafted by one of Argentina’s most dynamic next-generation winemakers.

Part of Zuccardi’s Polígonos series, this wine offers a nuanced expression of Gualtallary’s terroir, crafted to embody the unique landscape, climate, and soil diversity of the Andes.

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.