Registered wineries on The Squeeze Magazine
Bodega Familia Schroeder is a winery in Neuquén not only known for its wines but also for the dinosaur fossils that were discovered in its cellar when the winery was being built. You can visit Schroeder winery (and see a replica of the fossils in its cellar) where you can taste through the wide range of wines in the portfolio. This is also one of the few wineries in Patagonia to have a restaurant with a wine-paired menu.
Malbec de Angeles winery is a garage winery in Vistalba where the 1924 vineyards of old vine Malbec are also found. This boutique producer specialises in old vine Malbec but they also produce a limited edition of Semillon and Cabernet Sauvignon.
San Pedro de Yacochuya is the winery of flying Bordeaux winemaker Michel Rolland and the Etchart family in Salta’s Cafayate valley. Making perfumed Torrontes and powerful Cabernet Sauvignon and Malbec, the San Pedro de Yacochuya winery can be visited for a tour and tasting.
Whether you call it Casa Vigil, Casa El Enemigo or the El Enemigo winery, you can visit the home of winemaker Alejandro Vigil where a boutique winery, an award-winning restaurant and quirky cellar await. Here you can taste through the entire El Enemigo range. Vigil makes the El Enemigo wines (aka. Bodega Aleanna) with Adrianna Catena (of Catena Zapata) where he is also the winemaker.