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Skip to main content"Aluvional is our search for expressing the particular identity of different sites of the Uco Valley.
What is it that makes our places so different but similar at the same time? The Andes Mountains, an inexhaustible source of richness and diversity.
When we started exploring the Uco Valley, we understood that the common denominator of its vineyards is the origin of its soils. They are alluvial soils, originated over millions of years ago by alluviums that, through the overwhelming force of the water flowing down the mountains, transported all the rocks, sediments, and minerals on which our vines grow today.
This is how we find different places at the foot of the mountain range, with an enormous diversity of landscapes, soils and climates, people, cultures, and histories.
Our challenge is to reveal that identity with transparency, and that is why we chose Malbec as a vehicle of expression." - Sebastián Zuccardi
“The 2021 Aluvional Paraje Altamira opens with the Altamira's textbook aromatic profile of fresh purple flowers set against an elegantly sparse backdrop of blue and black fruits. On the palate, it is svelte, seamless and buoyant, transitioning to a slow-moving, layered and refined finish that delivers weightless intensity, persistent stoniness and ultra-refined tannins. Within the Aluvional range, I found this the most understated and perfumed, contrasting the richer, more textural San Pablo bottling and the wild, exotic Gualtallary iteration.” 95+points, Matthew Luczy, Wine Advocate, May 25
"Aluvional is our search for expressing the particular identity of different sites of the Uco Valley.
What is it that makes our places so different but similar at the same time? The Andes Mountains, an inexhaustible source of richness and diversity.
When we started exploring the Uco Valley, we understood that the common denominator of its vineyards is the origin of its soils. They are alluvial soils, originated over millions of years ago by alluviums that, through the overwhelming force of the water flowing down the mountains, transported all the rocks, sediments, and minerals on which our vines grow today.
This is how we find different places at the foot of the mountain range, with an enormous diversity of landscapes, soils and climates, people, cultures, and histories.
Our challenge is to reveal that identity with transparency, and that is why we chose Malbec as a vehicle of expression." - Sebastián Zuccardi
“The 2021 Aluvional Paraje Altamira opens with the Altamira's textbook aromatic profile of fresh purple flowers set against an elegantly sparse backdrop of blue and black fruits. On the palate, it is svelte, seamless and buoyant, transitioning to a slow-moving, layered and refined finish that delivers weightless intensity, persistent stoniness and ultra-refined tannins. Within the Aluvional range, I found this the most understated and perfumed, contrasting the richer, more textural San Pablo bottling and the wild, exotic Gualtallary iteration.” 95+points, Matthew Luczy, Wine Advocate, May 25