Wine from Rio Negro

Nestled at the foothills of the Andes, the Rio Negro wine region in Argentina boasts a unique terroir shaped by glacial soils and a high desert climate. Here, the Malbec thrives alongside indigenous varieties like Cabernet Franc and Bonarda, yielding wines with vibrant fruit profiles, velvety tannins, and refreshing acidity. Notable sub-regions like General Roca and Villa Regina exemplify sustainability in winemaking, often employing techniques that preserve their rich history. Could the enchanting complexity of Rio Negro's wines reveal the soul of Argentine terroir?