Style
Type
Still
Appellation
Paraje Altamira
Varieties
Pinot Noir
Farming
Sustainable
Terroir
Alluvial soil, rocky, with calcium carbonate. 20 year old vines.
Vineyard
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.
Vinification
Natural fermentation
Aging
Aged in concrete
Features
Cork
Available Sizes (L)
0.750
Distribution Area
Delaware, New Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania
Offerings from Rocamadre
‘Caliche Blanco’ Malbec
Blanco
Criolla
Criolla Blanca
Malbec
Pinot Noir
Rosado
2 Commerce Dr. Suite 3 Moorestown, NJ 08057
Office 800.245.0184
Fax 856.985.5848
