Ideal soil and climate

Within a geographical context featuring a wide range of landscapes, the principal Argentina wine regions are located between  22º and 42º south latitude, on the Andean mountain range. 

Vineyards are located between 300 and 2,300 meters above sea level. This altitude combines perfectly with Argentine viniculture’s main asset: the comparative advantages of the richness of its agricultural and climatic factors, such as:

1. continental, semi-arid desert climate with scarce rainfall allowing the normal growth of the stock without excessive use of fertilizers;
2. wide range in temperatures, that is, the difference in temperature between day and night that sometimes is over 20º C;
3. the perfect exposure of the sunlight helps develop color and aromas in the clusters while preventing disease;
4. clear skies over the whole viticulture landscape.