Séptima tierra

What is a terroir?
It’s what defines the essence of a wine.
It’s the interaction between the following factors: soil, geographic features, weather, grape variety and the cultural labour of men and women in a particular place.
These four Malbec are authentic, inimitable wines, which distinctly embody their place of origin and the character of the area where they are grown: Agrelo en Luján de Cuyo, Gualtallary offering two versions (with Oak and Oak Free) from Tupungato y Los Chacayes en Tunuyán, Mendoza Province.
With these wines, we look forward to keep the landscape in each bottle.

séptima tierra

Agrelo - 1050 msnm

malbec

TERROIR

Agrelo, Luján de Cuyo.

HEIGHT

1050 m.a.s.l.

SOIL

Deep alluvial soil. Loam to clay loam, with pebbles.

SHEET

GALLERY

Awards

JAMES SUCKLING
Vintage 2019, 91 points.

séptima tierra

Los Chacayes - 1200 msnm

malbec

TERROIR

Los Chacayes, Valle de Uco .

HEIGHT

1200 m.a.s.l.

SOIL

Alluvial, not very deep, with little moisture-holding capacity. It is composed of sand, stones and caliche.

SHEET

GALLERY

Awards

JAMES SUCKLING
Vintage 2019, 90 points.

séptima tierra

Gualtallary - 1310 msnm

malbec

TERROIR

Gualtallary, Valle de Uco.

HEIGHT

1310 m.a.s.l.

SOIL

Composed of stones and sand. It has little moisture-holding capacity.

SHEET

GALLERY

Awards

WINE ENTHUSIAST
Vintage 2018, 91 points.

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Las Compuertas - 1060 msnm

malbec

TERROIR

Las Compuertas, Luján de Cuyo.

HEIGHT

1060 m.a.s.l.

SOIL

Of alluvial origin, shallow, with a loamy texture for the first 40 cm and a significant presence of round stones starting from 40 cm deep.

SHEET

GALLERY