In San Juan, Bodega Huanacache are producing top quality wine from a special terroir. Combining the latest technology with traditional methods with one foot in the future and the other in the past, the winery shows that a different kind of viticulture is possible.
With over two decades’ experience in vineyard management, Bodega Clément combine wine production with a profound commitment to sustainability, innovation and the preservation of natural resources.
Bodega Nieto Senetiner is a leader in taking a comprehensive approach to sustainability and corporate social responsibility. From regenerating the soil to reducing the use of pesticides and community commitment, the winery has a clear vision of its sustainable business model and links with its local community.
Located in Perdriel, Luján de Cuyo, the heart of a storied region of Mendoza where some of the best Argentine wines are made, Bodega Mauricio Lorca Autor de Vinos is taking the lead in the fields of sustainability, innovation and the ongoing quest for world-class excellence.
Marcelo Miras is a prestigious oenologist with a long history in the Alto Valle de Río Negro. After doing important work at major wineries such as Humberto Canale and Bodega del Fin del Mundo, Miras settled in Mainqué, in a vineyard that dates back to 1958, to found his own winery, Bodega Miras, where environmental awareness is of primary importance.
Winery waste and treatment: what Argentine winemakers are doing to improve their handling of winery waste. At the vineyard and during the wine production process, waste is generated that enterprises are trying to re-use or recycle to reduce their negative impact on the environment.
In 1999, the renowned winemaker Federico Benegas Lynch began a personal project involving the production of premium wines. Today, the wines of Bodega Benegas are established as a guarantee of quality and are earning plaudits across the world. The winery also played a key role in the development of Cabernet Franc in Argentina.