From the high-altitude vineyards of the Calchaquí Valley in Salta to the cooler, elevated sites of the Uco Valley and the southerly reaches of Patagonia, these regions together showcase the diversity of Argentina’s terroir. Wide diurnal temperature variation is a common thread, helping to produce small crops of concentrated, healthy fruit. While Salta delivers power and intensity, the Uco Valley brings freshness and floral character, and Patagonia offers a coolerclimate expression with elegance and balance from its long growing season and alluvial soils.

From the far north in Salta, through Mendoza’s Uco Valley, and all the way down to Patagonia in the south, this wine connects nearly 2,000 kilometers across 12 degrees of latitude. Each component was a challenge in itself—harvesting grapes across distant valleys in an effort to capture the widest possible expression of these regions. After a year of aging in barrels and concrete tanks, and once the wines were ready for bottling, they were brought together in Mendoza for the “Tres Tierras” blend. The best result was achieved by balancing the three expressions equally, using one-third of each component to ensure a strong and authentic representation of their individual identities.

Grape: Malbec

Regions: Calchaqui Valley, Salta. Uco Valley, Mendoza. Patagonia, Rio Negro

Country: Argentina

ABV: 14.5%

Vintage: 2024

Contains Sulphites