IdentityTERRAZAS DE LOS ANDES

Our story began three decades ago, recognizing Mendoza and the Andes' potential to create fine mountain wines. We ventured into the high-altitude terraces of the Andes, where the earth meets the sky.  It was there that Terrazas de los Andes was born.In the following years, our team embarked on an Asension Journey acquiring lands in Mendoza’s best appellations. This journey led us from Las Compuertas, planted in 1929, to El Espinillo, the highest vineyard in the Uco Valley at 1650m.With a deep connection to the mountains and embracing regenerative viticulture, we are committed to being Guardians of Mountain Life, protecting this fragile ecosystem.Crafting sustainably wines with biodiversity as an intrinsic component of the terroir, evoke freshness and native flora notes, capturing the pure taste of the Andes.Our history, commitment, and quest for an elegant style of wine merge into one purpose: to unveil and protect the magic that rest at the terraces of the Andes

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    OUR CENTURY-OLD WINERY EMBODIES TDA PAST & FUTURE

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    OUR OLDEST VINEYARD WITH UNGRAFTED VINES

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    HIGH-ALTITUDE PLOTS IN MENDOZA’S MOST RENOWNED APPELLATIONS

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    CULTIVATED WITH REGENERATIVE PRACTICES

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      Fine mountain wines that capture the pure taste of the Andes.
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      OUR ASCENSION JOURNEY

      Like mountaineers aiming for the summit, Terrazas de los Andes team embarked on an asension journey, discovering lands that would contribute the freshness and elegance to crafting fine mountain wines. They first discovered Las Compuertas, a malbec vineyard of ungrafted vines, planted in 1929 at 1070 m. In the years that followed, they rediscovered the Uco Valley, acquiring Los Castaños vineyard, in Paraje Altamira, planted at 1100 m, followed by Licán, planted in Los Chacayes at 1200 m; and finally, reaching to El Espinillo, in Gualtallary, cultivated at 1650m becoming the highest productive vineyard in the Uco Valley, thus completing this mosaic of high-altitude plots.​

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      Terrazas de los Andes team embarked on an asension journey, discovering lands that would contribute the freshness and elegance to crafting fine mountain wines

      WINEMAKING HERITAGE

      The winery, witness to 20th-century winemaking, shares a strong connection with the values of Terrazas de los Andes. Preserving and sharing its cultural, historical, and architectural significance is part of our commitment to the community.“We maintain and enhance its structural integrity, combining past and future, history and technology. We celebrate its culture, and perpetuate its story through our malbecs, worldwide.” Lucas Löwi

      GUARDIANS OF MOUNTAIN LIFE

      At Terrazas de los Andes, we maintain a special connection with the mountains and their fragile ecosystem. The altitude with its cool mountain climate contributes to the elegance of our wines, the pure meltwater nourishes our vines, the diverse alluvial soils define the character of our grapes, and the native flora and fauna leave a special imprint on our wines. That's why we are committed to being guardians of mountain life.

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      Terrazas de los Andes is part of Moët Hennessy

      Moët Hennessy is the Wines & Spirits division of LVMH, owning renowned wine estates through "LVMH Vins d'Exceptions". With its twenty seven internationally renowned Maisons for the richness of their terroirs, the quality of their products and the craftsmanship savoir-faire with which they are created, Moët Hennessy has been committed, for many years, to its environmental and social program, Living Soils Living Together.Drink responsibly