OUR WINES

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Abaco Red Blend is a wine from two different terroirs in Luján de Cuyo: GI -Perdriel and Agrelo.

Malbec 50%, Cabernet Sauvignon 30% & Merlot 20%

On the nose, the Malbec brings aromas of plum and red fruits; the Cabernet Sauvignon adds notes of spice and the Merlot, aromas of black fruits. On the palate, its rounded tannins stand out and it offers fruity characteristics. It is an unctuous wine, with good body and a long finish. It pairs well with grilled red meat or pasta.

Abaco Parcel Blend is a great expression of a unique place in Mendoza, the riverbanks of the indomitable Las Tunas River, in the heart of Uco Valley.

Malbec 55% - Malbec 45%

It is deep purple in color with hints of ruby. Aromatic notes of red currants and red cherries, red flowers and sweet spices. Juicy and fresh from the first sip; an easy bottle to finish in one sitting.

Abaco Soil Blend is a superb selection of the best Malbecs and Cabernet Francs from the different types of soils you can find in a dreamy place called Las Compuertas.

Malbec 90% - Cabernet Franc 10%

Like classic high altitude Malbec, it is purple and bright. On the nose hints

of raspberries, red cherries, flowers and a touch of vanilla. On the palate, you have a well-balanced blend with soft tannins and a robust finish.

Luján de Cuyo is a perfect wine growing zone due to its daily temperature variation: at an average altitude of 3300 feet above sea level, the area is hot and dry during the day, providing vineyards with intense solar radiation, while temperatures cool during the evenings thanks to the winds which drop down from the Andes mountain range.

This microclimate both extends the growing season and allows grapes to develop phenolic ripeness without losing their acidity.

In addition, the region’s proximity to the Andes provides pure meltwater for irrigation, with many growers now using drip irrigation systems for better control over vine growth. Its soils are alluvial and have been formed by thousands of years of river deposits.

The Cordón del Plata owes its name to a series of mountains in Mendoza that form the Andes Range. Numerous rivers are born on its slopes which deliver the pure meltwater that nourishes the vineyards of the Uco Valley, at nearly 3800 feet above sea level. One of these is Las Tunas. Over time it

has left huge quantities of colluvium due to floods, and on the surface, it’s easy to find large quantities of rounded stones with a predominance of granite. These characteristics facilitate permeability and drainage and

therefore, great control on the vigour of the vine and the quality of the grape. The region has an ideal microclimate for the slow ripening of grapes, with the perfect thermal amplitude for producing excellent concentration of aromas and flavors.

Diverse optimal soils for making high-quality wines here in the Western region of Luján de Cuyo. Soils rich in minerals, pristine water from snowmelt, pure air from the Andes, altitudes between 3000 and 3900 ft, a wide thermal temperature differential and between 10 and 15 hours of daily sunlight depending on the season and you have an idea of just some of the outstanding characteristics that contribute to producing superb quality vines.

There is a presence of deep, alluvial, low fertility soils which contain less than 0.3% of organic matter at the surface and which decreases with depth.

The wine’s components come from five different parcels categorised by the type of soils in which they stand: deep clayey soils with limestone, stony soils, loamy sandy soils and river stone soils.