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The essence of Mendoza in a bottle. A classic choice for discerning palates.

Discover Vistalba Malbec D.O.C. 2023, aged in oak barrels. Authentic Mendoza wine, winery-direct sale, shipped from Argentina.

“Renowned for his work at Catena Zapata and El Enemigo, Alejandro Vigil has become one of Argentina’s most influential winemakers, crafting high-altitude Malbecs and innovative blends that captivate wine lovers worldwide.”

Discover MIMA No. 2 Rosé Blend 2020, handcrafted in Mendoza. Limited edition, winery-direct sale, shipped from Argentina to your table.

Discover the elegance of Mendoza through this curated selection of wines. The Quimerino line, crafted by Achaval Ferrer, offers both red and white expressions that highlight the freshness and balance of the region. Completing the showcase, Achaval Ferrer’s Malbec Reserva embodies the depth and intensity that has made Argentine Malbec world-renowned.

Luján de Cuyo – The Birthplace of Argentine Malbec.

South of Mendoza City lies Luján de Cuyo, internationally recognized as the cradle of Argentine Malbec. At altitudes between 900 and 1,100 meters, its alluvial soils, dry climate, and wide thermal range create ideal conditions for bold, balanced wines with remarkable aging potential.

Since 1989, Luján de Cuyo has held the first Controlled Designation of Origin (D.O.C.) in the Americas, certifying the authenticity and quality of its Malbecs. Local wineries have mapped terroir variations across ten districts, linking soil composition to sensory profiles, reinforcing the region’s reputation as the epicenter of Argentine wine.

Discover Luján de Cuyo’s wineries and experience why Argentine Malbec has become a global benchmark.

Valle de Uco – High-Altitude Elegance and Floral Precision

Argentine Malbec Nestled at the foot of the Andes, Valle de Uco is Mendoza’s most prestigious high-altitude wine region. With vineyards ranging from 1,000 to 1,250 meters above sea level, the area offers a unique combination of intense sunlight, cool nights, and mineral-rich soils. These conditions allow Malbec to ripen slowly, developing vibrant acidity, floral aromas, and refined tannins.

Malbec from Valle de Uco is known for its precision and elegance—a modern expression of Argentina’s flagship grape. From Gualtallary to Paraje Altamira, each micro-region contributes distinct character: chalky textures, violet notes, and a mineral backbone that reflects the terroir.

Wineries in Valle de Uco are pushing boundaries with terroir-driven winemaking, crafting Malbecs that rival the world’s finest. Whether you’re tasting a single-vineyard bottling or a curated blend, you’ll discover why this region has become a global benchmark for high-altitude viticulture.

Explore Valle de Uco and experience the altitude-driven soul of Argentine Malbec.

Paraje Altamira – Calcareous Soils and Textured Malbec

Paraje Altamira –  Located in the southern part of the Uco Valley, Paraje Altamira is a terroir defined by its calcareous soils, high-altitude vineyards (1,050–1,150 meters), and cool climate. Formed by ancient alluvial deposits from the Tunuyán River, the region’s white rocky soils impart a mineral texture and tension that make its Malbecs truly distinctive.

Malbec from Paraje Altamira is celebrated for its floral aromas, firm tannins, and elegant structure. The wines often show notes of violets, red fruits, and subtle spice, with a chalky mouthfeel that reflects the soil’s high limestone content. Winemakers here embrace native yeasts and minimal intervention, allowing the terroir to speak through each bottle.

This region is also a hub for terroir research and precision viticulture, with wineries mapping soil profiles and microclimates to craft single-vineyard expressions of Argentine Malbec. The result: wines that are not only expressive, but also age-worthy and internationally acclaimed.

Visit Paraje Altamira and discover the mineral soul of Argentine Malbec.

Gualtallary – Limestone, Altitude, and Grand Cru Potential

Gualtallary – The Grand Cru of the Andes and the Future of Argentine Malbec Perched at 1,300 to 1,500 meters above sea level in the northern Uco Valley, Gualtallary is Argentina’s highest and most coveted terroir. Its calcareous soils rich in calcium carbonate, combined with extreme altitude and cool Andean breezes, create wines of remarkable tension, texture, and aging potential.

Malbec from Gualtallary is known for its chalky minerality, firm tannins, and layered aromas—from graphite and gunpowder to violets, cassis, and wild herbs. These wines often require time to open, revealing complexity and finesse that rival top Old World appellations.

Winemakers here embrace minimal intervention and native yeasts, allowing the soil and climate to shape each vintage. Gualtallary is not just a place—it’s a philosophy of precision viticulture, where single-parcel Malbecs express the soul of the Andes.

Visit Gualtallary and taste the altitude, the limestone, and the future of Argentine Malbec.