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.


    Argentina's oldest operating wineries date back to the early 1800s, the biggest growth in Argentina's wine scene began in the 1990s. Around this time, Malbec wines started to get exported around the world, and wineries invested further into fine winemaking in Argentina.

    While Mendoza is still home to the largest number of Argentina wineries, you'll find incredible wine bodegas in 4 major zones:

    • Cuyo – The majority of wineries in Argentina are in Mendoza and San Juan. It's here where Argentina became known for its fine wine production.

    • The North – The zone containing Salta and Catamarca which is where you'll find Argentina's highest elevation wineries.

    • Patagonia – Located in the much cooler Patagonian region where wineries have already made a name for themselves with Pinot Noir.

    • Atlantic – An up-and-coming coastal region that grows cooler climate wines like Sauvignon Blanc and Albariño.

    Highlights

    490,000 Vineyard Acres (2020 INV)

    Selected Argentina Wineries

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    51 Wines

    Bodega y Viñedos Catena Verified Organization

    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.

    Producing:
    Malbec
    Cabernet Sauvignon
    Cabernet Sauvignon Blend
    Bonarda
    Chardonnay
    Sparkling

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