Our Mendoza Wines

Located at the foot of the Andes, Mendoza is Argentina’s iconic wine region. With over 70% of the country’s production,
it has established itself as the global capital of Malbec. Beyond this flagship grape, Mendoza also impresses with complex Cabernet Sauvignon and Syrah reds, fresh Chardonnay and Torrontés whites, as well as innovative cuvées like Blanc de Malbec and orange wines.

Mendoza Terroir and Magic

What makes Mendoza wines unique is their altitude.Vineyards range from 600 to 1,500 meters, enjoying a dry, sunny climate during the day and cool nights that preserve acidity and balance.
The result: wines that are both sun-drenched and elegant, capable of competing with the world’s finest. Mendoza is also a hub of wine tourism, with scenic wine routes, welcoming bodegas, and breathtaking Andean landscapes.

Key Appellations of Mendoza

Mendoza is not a single appellation, but a collection of complementary terroirs:

• Uco Valley: a high-altitude valley (900–1,500 m) renowned for the freshness and elegance of its wines. Home to innovative cuvées like Colosso Wines’ Indomable Blanc de Malbec, racé Pinot Noir from Domaine Nico (Grand Père, Grand Mère, La Savante), and natural or orange wines from Paso a Paso.
• Luján de Cuyo: historic birthplace of Malbec, known for powerful, sun-drenched reds.
• Maipú: a generous terroir producing approachable and charming wines, like the Buenos Aires Reserva Malbec 2021.

These appellations showcase Mendoza’s richness: a balance of power, elegance, and diversity.

Grapes and Styles

• Malbec: the king grape, the Argentine Malbec offers notes of black fruit, violet, and spices, with a velvety texture.
• Cabernet Sauvignon & Syrah: add structure, depth, and intensity.
• Pinot Noir: high-altitude Pinot gains finesse and freshness, as shown by Domaine Nico’s range.
• Chardonnay & Torrontés: lively, aromatic whites, perfect to balance the power of reds.
• Original cuvées: Mendoza is also experimental, producing field blends and surprising orange wines.

Why Choose a Mendoza Wine?

• A global reference: Mendoza = quality Malbec.
• Unique high-altitude terroirs: perfect balance of sun and
  coolness.
• Exceptional value: boutique wines at accessible prices.
• Diverse styles: powerful reds, fresh whites, innovative cuvées.

Our Vinodelice Selection

At Vinodelice, we love wines that tell a story. Accessible Argentine Malbec, high-altitude Pinot Noir, surprising white
Malbec, or innovative orange wine: our selection captures the energy and creativity of Mendoza. Highlights include:

• Colosso Wines Indomable Blanc de Malbec 2022: a rare and surprising white from Malbec.
• Paso a Paso Vino de Garage: charming Malbec 2021,
  atypical Orange Field Blend 2022, fresh and vibrant Criolla
  Blanca 2023.
• Buenos Aires Reserva Malbec 2021 (Maipú): approachable, sun-drenched, convivial red.
• Domaine Nico Soeur et Frères: specialists in high-altitude Pinot Noir from Tupungato (Grand Père, Grand Mère, La Savante).

Food Pairings

• Mendoza Malbec: ideal with grilled red meats, asado, or roasted lamb.
• High-altitude Pinot Noir: perfect with poultry, mushrooms, or refined dishes.
• Chardonnay & Torrontés: pair with seafood, creamy dishes, or spiced cuisine.
• Orange wine: try with aged cheeses, vegetarian dishes, or Asian cuisine.

FAQ – Mendoza Wines

What are the emblematic grapes of Mendoza?
Malbec leads, followed by Cabernet Sauvignon, Syrah, Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, and Torrontés.

What is the difference between Uco Valley, Luján de Cuyo, and Maipú?

Uco Valley → freshness and elegance

Luján de Cuyo → power and structure

Maipú → generous and approachable wines

Are there white wines in Mendoza?
Yes, notably Chardonnay and Torrontés, as well as original cuvées like Blanc de Malbec.

Where to buy Mendoza wine online?
Vinodelice offers a curated selection from iconic producers such as Domaine Nico, Paso a Paso, and Colosso Wines.

Mendoza wines embody the richness of Argentine vineyards: deep Malbecs, high-altitude Pinot Noir, whites, and innovative
creations. Through our selection of estates like Domaine Nico, Colosso Wines, and Paso a Paso, we invite you on a journey into the Andes, between sun-drenched power and high-altitude freshness.

👉 To continue your experience, explore our complete collection of Argentine wines and discover other unique terroirs of this fascinating country.