Durigutti winery has a modern wine production run and owned by brothers Hector and Pablo Durigutti, both of whom are winemakers. Established in 2002, Durigutti winery and home vineyard is in Las Compuertas however they also make wines from vineyards in other subregions of Lujan de Cuyo as well as the Uco Valley, Salta, Patagonia, San Juan and La Rioja. You can visit Durigutti winery for a tasting and can reserve ahead for a lunch served in the historic 1890 house on the property.
Estancia Los Cardones winery is in Tolombón, some 1700m high into the Calchaquíes Valleys. The winery was only built in 2017 but the vineyards were planted in 2009 and Estancia Los Cardones already has several wines in its portfolio. Their Torrontes, Malbec, Cabernet Sauvignon and Garnacha wines (including the Anko and Flor de Cardon brands) can be tasted on a visit to the winery and estancia.
Humberto Canale winery is the most historic winery in Río Negro, founded in 1909. With a 500 hectare estate today, the first vineyards were planted in 1912 and many old vines remain. Humberto Canale makes a wide range of wines including old vine Riesling, Semillon, Malbec and Pinot Noir.
Based in Agrelo, Finca La Anita winery and vineyards span 72 hectares in the heart of Malbec country in Mendoza’s Lujan de Cuyo. Finca La Anita was established in 1992 by winemaker Manuel Mas and their top line, Varúa, includes a Merlot and Malbec.