La Rioja

La Rioja, nestled in northwest Argentina at the foot of the Sierra de Mazán mountains, offers a taste of sunshine in every bottle. This historic wine region boasts a long tradition and distinct wines shaped by its warm climate and high altitude.

La Rioja's vineyards primarily cultivate Tempranillo, the region's star grape, alongside Bonarda and Criolla Chica. The sunny days and cool nights result in wines known for their bold fruit flavors, particularly plums and berries, with well-developed tannins. Don't miss out on their signature Torrontés, offering a refreshing white option with floral aromatics.

La Rioja's vineyards primarily cultivate Tempranillo, the region's star grape, alongside Bonarda and Criolla Chica. The sunny days and cool nights result in wines known for their bold fruit flavors, particularly plums and berries, with well-developed tannins. Don't miss out on their signature Torrontés, offering a refreshing white option with floral aromatics.

Argentina's La Rioja province is often mistaken for the famed wine region of Rioja in Spain.