Defined by its dramatic landscapes and a passionate wine culture, Argentina stands as a titan of New World viticulture, radiating outward from its culturally rich capital, Buenos Aires. While its roots run deep into the 16th century, Argentina’s modern wine renaissance ignited in the late 1980s, when cutting-edge technology and global visionaries unlocked the true potential of its diverse terroirs. Today, the country is celebrated by international collectors for its extraordinary mastery of high-altitude winemaking and generational expertise. This prestige is centered in Mendoza, a world-class region that produces the vast majority of Argentina’s finest bottles, balanced by the sun-drenched sky-high vineyards of Salta and Cafayate in the north. Stretching into the pristine, cool-climate valleys of Patagonia, which includes Neuquén and Río Negro, and extending to the avant-garde Atlantic coast of Buenos Aires, Argentina continues to redefine the boundaries of luxury and terroir-driven fine wine.