Patagonia

Nestled in Argentina's southern reaches, Patagonia is a dramatic land of windswept plains, towering Andes, and surprisingly sophisticated wines. This cool, remote region is pushing the boundaries of viticulture, crafting elegant and expressive wines that are gaining international acclaim.

Patagonia's hero grape is Pinot Noir, thriving in the cool climate and producing wines known for their vibrant acidity, delicate fruit notes, and earthy complexity. Malbec also shows great promise here, resulting in lighter-bodied styles with refreshing acidity that complements the region's grilled meats.

Patagonia's hero grape is Pinot Noir, thriving in the cool climate and producing wines known for their vibrant acidity, delicate fruit notes, and earthy complexity. Malbec also shows great promise here, resulting in lighter-bodied styles with refreshing acidity that complements the region's grilled meats.

During the construction of the new winery at Familia Schroeder the fossilized remains of a new dinosaur species were unearth. Scientists later named it Panamericansaurus Schroederi. The fossil collection remains on display at the winery.