Terrazas de los Andes Market Share Analysis for March 2026

Located at 1,070 meters above sea level in Las Compuertas, Luján de Cuyo, the vineyard has low organic material content and high levels of calcium, providing optimal texture to the soil and nutrition to the vines. Parcel 10 is the closest parcel to the Andes foothills, and due to this proximity, this plot has higher presence of mountain rocks, favoring greater concentration in grapes. With exceptional terroir of sandy-loam and deep soils, these ungrafted vines, planted in 1929, yield naturally low, being fully adapted and balanced with their surroundings. When these soil characteristics meet with an ideal altitude, they offer a homogeneous, consistent, and high-quality production, resulting in elegant, concentrated, and highly aromatic wines.