Explore Mendoza's Premier Wine Sub‐Regions A Tapestry of Terroirs

Maipú (Barrancas, Lunlunta), just south of Mendoza city is the cradle of Argentine winemaking, invites you to own a piece of viticultural history. Barrancas, the slightly warmer area produces wines with darker fruit flavors and softer acidity. Lunlunta, features alluvial soils, crafting black‐fruited red wines with refined tannins.

Maipu boasts Bodegas Lopez, Bodegas Toso, and Trapiche wineries. Maipú’s terroir, characterized by warm days and cool nights, provides the perfect environment for cultivating classic varietals. Malbec wines from Maipú offer red fruit flavors with sweet cedar and tobacco nuances.

Luján de Cuyo(Perdriel, Vistalba, Las Compuertas, Agrelo and Ugarteche), the birthplace of Argentina’s noble grape, Malbec, beckons with its prestigious vineyards and exceptional terroir. Home to Bodegas Catena Zapata, this region, with its high‐altitude vineyards and well‐drained soils, produces wines of unparalleled depth and structure. Owning a vineyard in Luján de Cuyo means being part of a legacy that celebrates the elegance and power of Argentine Malbec. This is where you can find vineyards that are 100 years old. Malbec from Luján de Cuyo offers black fruits with Asian spice notes and a dusty finish.

Venture into the breathtaking landscapes of Uco Valley (Valle de Uco), where high‐altitude vineyards and pristine mountain air converge to create wines with elegance and aging potential. The combination of cool nights and warm days results in grapes with intense flavors and balanced acidity. Producers like Clos de la Siete, O. Fournier, and Altos Los Hormigas showcase the region’s diversity. Valle de Uco (Los Chacayes, Tunuyan, Altamira, La Consulta, Tupungato, San Carlos, Vista Flores), offers a rich tapestry of microclimates and soil types that allows for the cultivation of a wide array of grape varieties. This is an area not only a haven for Malbec but also is a canvas for crafting exceptional Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc, Merlot, Pinot Noir and Chardonnay. Making it an enticing destination for those seeking diversity in their vineyard portfolio. Invest in a vineyard in Uco Velley to become part of an innovative winemaking community at the forefront of Argentine viticulture.

East Mendoza boasts older vineyards with esoteric varieties like Criolla Grande, Rivadavia, and Tempranillo. Guaymallén, a sub‐region worth exploring, produces compelling white wine blends alongside traditional reds.

Located 150 miles south of Mendoza, San Rafael houses wineries like Bodegas Bianchi is where vineyards flourish alongside rivers and reservoirs. The unique combination of a desert climate and ample water resources makes San Rafael an intriguing destination for viticulture. With a focus on Cabernet Sauvignon, Syrah, and Sauvignon Blanc, owning a vineyard in San Rafael promises a distinct and rewarding winemaking experience at great value. It is a treasure trove for value wines, featuring high‐quality Cabernet Sauvignon and Malbec with red roasted berry flavors and savory herbal finishes.