Luigi Bosca

In Argentina wine is part of our national culture. Located south of the Americas, with a population of 42 million inhabitants and an area 4 times greater than that of France, Argentina is one of the ecological reserves in the world.

Possessing a remarkable natural and landscape, it peaks coexist with plains, lush vegetation with absolute aridity, steppe forests and glaciers with cataracts.

In this context, and over five centuries, Argentina has developed a very unique viticulture. The altitude, the continental climate, the extent and diversity of terroirs, low soil fertility, dry weather, the purity of meltwater and cultural legacy of wine make our wines possess unique identity and quality.