Argentina

Argentina is home to more than 850 wineries located mostly on the western side of the country next to the Andes Mountains. Let's explore the list of producers.

Argentina Wineries

Wineries

Malbec

Cabernet Sauvignon

Cabernet Sauvignon Blend

Bonarda

Chardonnay

Sparkling

Moscatel

Pinot Noir

Sauvignon Blanc

Syrah

Cabernet Franc

Sémillon Blend

Sémillon

Red Blend

Viognier Blend

País

Mendoza

Cuyo

Bodega y Viñedos Catena encompasses the wines produced at the six Catena-family vineyards located in the Maipú, Luján de Cuyo, Tupungato and San Carlos regions of Mendoza, as well as a winery in the Vista Flores district of the Tunuyán region. Adopted by its founder Nicola Catena in 1902, the distinguished name returns the family to its vineyard-centric roots, recalling the principles the winery was founded upon – family, grapes, and place. Bodega y Viñedos Catena includes the winery’s new La Marchigiana natural wine range, as well as the Catena Alta, D.V. Catena, Appellation, and Catena Classic wines. 

Bodega y Viñedos Catena

Chenin Blanc

Gewürztraminer

Merlot

Moscatel de Alejandría

Petit Verdot

Sangiovese

Viognier

Marcelo Pelleriti and Miguel Priore are at the forefront of the wine world, infusing the industry with their distinctive expertise and a unified vision for the future. In 2009, they forged a partnership harmonizing enology with business acumen with their first venture, “Marcelo Pelleriti” wines, producing their first three barrels (900 bottles) of high-end wines.

With its inception in 2023, PELLERITI PRIORE wine reflects a distinct style - a signature blend of quality and character that stands the test of time. Looking ahead, they embrace an ambitious objective: to craft the Grand Cru of the New World with a devout respect for its unique terroir and biodiversity.

Together, they have cultivated a community that reflects their shared entrepreneurial spirit by nurturing a collective rich in expertise, steadfastness, camaraderie and integrity. Marcelo and Miguel's new venture aims to inscribe Argentina's rich viticultural narrative into the broader context of global wine history


PELLERITI PRIORE

Great wines begin in the vineyard. Our vision is to make rich and unforgettable wines that are true to the special place they come from. The story of Catena is the story of Argentine wine.

Founded in 1902, Argentina’s Bodega Catena Zapata is known for its pioneering role in resurrecting Malbec and in discovering extreme high altitude terroirs in the Andean foothills of Mendoza.

The family’s Adrianna Vineyard at almost 5,000 feet elevation has been called the Grand Cru of South America.

Bodega Catena Zapata

Malbec Blend

Malbec-Cabernet Sauvignon Blend

Cabernet Sauvignon-Malbec Blend

Bonarda Blend

Located at the argentine province of Mendoza, Bodega & Cavas de Weinert was built in 1890 by a Spanish family and founded in 1975 by the Brazilian businessman of german origin Bernardo C. Weinert. The mission of he who carries the art of wine* as a name and extends it to the family business is sustained for more than forty years: to create high quality classic wines. 

With long periods of ageing in large French oak casks, Weinert wines reflect the elegance of time, where the art of winemaking and the vibrancy of Mendoza’s terroir meet to create enchanting, profound and timeless wines. 

*wein “wine” in german, his native language.


Bodega Weinert

Torrontés

White Blend

Riesling

Tannat

Puerta del Abra begun in 2013 with the intention to defy the status quo in Argentina´s winemaking tradition, producing unique high-end wines, exploring the unknown and moving away from the classic wine growing regions of the country. The vineyard is located in Balcarce between two mountain ranges which belong to the Tandilia System, formed 2.2 billion years ago, and just 50kms away from the southern Atlantic Ocean. 
The terroir discovered and developed is so unique, that Bodega Puerta del Abra successfully led the recognition of Balcarce as a new wine GI of Argentina.


Bodega Puerta del Abra

Albariño

Patagonia

Viña Cobos is the inspired vision of Paul Hobbs, who one day undertook the challenge of crafting world-class wines on a level never before achieved in Argentina.

Over the past twenty years, winemaker Paul Hobbs and his team at Viña Cobos have dedicated themselves to seek out, study, and develop vineyard sites in the two premier growing regions of Mendoza: Luján de Cuyo and Valle de Uco. Through meticulous vineyard management and minimal intervention in the winemaking process, the wines express the true essence of their terroir with finesse, complexity, and authenticity. Since the first vintage release in 1999, Viña Cobos has pushed the boundaries of quality for malbec and for Argentina, striving to continuously set the standard for excellence in the region.

Viña Cobos

Pinot Gris

In 1902, a young Italian immigrant couple looking for “the America”, as many others at that time, arrived to Argentina. They were Hugo and Eduardo Pulenta’s grandparents, Angelo Polenta and Palma Spinsati, who were carrying Quinto, the first of their children, in their arms. After they briefly passed through Buenos Aires, they went on their trip towards Mendoza where María, Darío, Augusto, Casimira and Rosa were born. Some years later, they moved to the province of San Juan where this enterprising family grew even more due to the birth of Angela, Antonio (Hugo and Eduardo’s father) and Alfredo.
 
 In San Juan, they set up a general store and they worked as vineyard and winery contractors during two years. In 1914, after a lot of efforts, they bought a 5 hectares land where they built a small shed: the first winery. There, they spent their time performing the activity and working the winery that would be the job of their lives same delight: great wines.
 In 1997, after many years of work, Antonio and their brothers sold Peñaflor’s majority shareholder. In 2001, Eduardo and Hugo decided to go on the family tradition. With passion, enthusiasm and hard work, they and then the job of their children.
 
In 1923 and 1924, Palmira and Angelo died, leaving their nine children a legacy of job, effort and family union. After his parents’ death, Quinto, the older brother, decided to keep the family all together. So, he and María, since that time, become the father and the mother of their siblings.
 
 Pulenta family members were growing together as the company, founded by their parents, was growing as well. That first land with its small shed became the first of many wineries and vineyards spreading through San Juan and Mendoza.
 
 Hugo and Eduardo’s father (Antonio), the next to the last of nine siblings, moved to Mendoza to study Oenology and then to manage the winery of that province. In 1946, he married with Maria Zulema with whom he had 6 children: Silvia, Carlos, Antonio, Eduardo, Zulema and Hugo.
 
Eduardo (the only oenologist of the 3rd generation) and Hugo always share the gave birth to Pulenta Estate.
 
 The family tradition and wisdom, created during 100 years since the arrival of Eduardo and Hugo’s grandparents to Argentina, currently live in Pulenta Estate.

Pulenta Estate

Torrontes

Monteviejo winery is situated at the foot of the Andes mountains in the heart of the Uco Valley. One of the most important wine regions in Argentina, it is 120kms from Mendoza city in Vista Flores, Tunuyán, located within the Clos de los Siete group of wine properties. The property spans 130 hectares with altitudes between 1000 and 1200 meters above sea level.
 
The land has northern and eastern facing slopes, which give them a better exposure to the Southern Hemisphere sun.
 
Construction for the winery started at the beginning of 2001, and the first harvest was in 2002. With a surface area of 8500m2, Monteviejo has a gravity system with a double selection table for bunches and grapes. The objective of that is to transport the best raw material without using pumps, taking care not to damage the grapes in any part of the process. From the harvest to bottling, including passing through oak aging in barrels, the wine continues in its natural direction…
 
Using only the force of the weight of the grapes to move them from above to below.

Bodega Monteviejo

Marsanne

Teho es un pequeño proyecto vitivinícola ubicado en Mendoza, Argentina, en donde elaboramos los vinos Zaha y Teho. Allí, Alejandro Sejanovich y Jeff Mausbach, buscan producir vinos de partidas limitadas que reflejen las características únicas de las dos pequeñas fincas que poseen y de algunos terruños especiales de Valle de Uco. Los vinos de Bodega Teho representan la búsqueda de la complejidad y el equilibrio, basados en el concepto de cofermentación.

Mezclando distintas variedades que fermentan juntas y distintos puntos de cosecha, se busca capturar la evolución de aromas, sabores y texturas, en microvinificaciones, que son pequeños lotes de uva que se cosechan y fermentan en conjunto, para producir los vinos más complejos e intensos posibles.

Bodega Teho

 The idea of ​​a partnership between Domaines Barons de Rothschild (Lafite) and the Catena family was born in 1999 . The enthusiasm, born from this idea, quickly materialized in the project of making a unique wine from the alliance of two cultures, French and Argentinian, of two grape varieties, Malbec and Cabernet Sauvignon, and the expertise of both. houses.
The Catena family, strong from 4 generations of winegrowers, has drawn on its knowledge of the high altitude terroirs of Mendoza and its passion for the Malbec grape variety to find the best vineyards. DBR (Lafite) has brought its know-how of more than a hundred years of the Cabernet Sauvignon grape variety and the art of making great wines by combining different grape varieties.
Discussions and selection work began in 1999 to produce a first CARO vintage in 2000. The success of the first vintages led in 2003 to design another wine, AMANCAYA which, like its elder, is a harmonious balance of Argentinian identity and Bordeaux style. Then, Bodegas CARO chose to celebrate the emblematic grape variety of the Argentine vineyard by selecting a pure Malbec, ARUMA, from the 2010 vintage.
The cellars of Bodegas CARO, in the heart of Mendoza, have been welcoming wines since the 2003 vintage and are the anchor point of the CARO project. The renovation of the historic building and the gardens to enlarge the cellars and open the bodega to the exterior brought the final touch to the initial project.

Bodegas CARO

Argentina

Wineries

Argentina is home to more than 850 wineries located mostly on the western side of the country by the Andes Mountains. Get to know Argentina's incredible wine bodegas.

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Selected Argentina Wineries