Still
Valle de Uco
Pedro Gimenez
Sustainable
Alluvial soil
In the foothills of the Andes Mountains at 3,600ft above sea level, Paraje Altamira has a continental climate, intense cold spells and year-round wide thermal amplitude. Bright sunlight and scarce rain generate a very healthy environment for making wine. The soils are alluvial, with a sandy-loam topsoil covering calcium carbonate-rich (limestone) soils. Juanfa and Cecilia practice sustainable farming and winemaking with indigenous yeast. They rely on Andean meltwater to irrigate their crops.
Natural fermentation with skins for 5 days
Raised in concrete
Bottle, Cork, Vegan
0.750
Delaware, New Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania