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Skip to main content"Fósil is a white mountain wine. It comes from vineyards cultivated in the Paraje Estancia within the IG San Pablo, at 1400 meters (4,593 ft) of elevation, and less than one kilometer (3,280 ft) away from the beginning of the Andes Mountains.
The immensity of the mountain range and its proximity make everything in this place extreme: its climate, its landscape, its identity.
Fósil is a wine of place. Born from the unrepeatable combination of cold climate, calcareous soils, and Andean breezes from one of the highest areas of the Uco Valley." - Sebastián Zuccardi
“Sourced from San Pablo and vinified in concrete, the 2022 Fósil leads with a chalky, vibrant bouquet of stone fruits, citrus peels and wet stones, followed by a sleek, seamless palate underpinned with mineral-driven grip. It concludes with a nuanced, waxy finish enlivened by tangy streaks of acidity. As with the 2023 iteration, I found this to lean slightly more round and textural versus the Botánico's additional focus and persistence.” - 94 points, Matthew Luczy, Wine Advocate, May 01, 2025
"Fósil is a white mountain wine. It comes from vineyards cultivated in the Paraje Estancia within the IG San Pablo, at 1400 meters (4,593 ft) of elevation, and less than one kilometer (3,280 ft) away from the beginning of the Andes Mountains.
The immensity of the mountain range and its proximity make everything in this place extreme: its climate, its landscape, its identity.
Fósil is a wine of place. Born from the unrepeatable combination of cold climate, calcareous soils, and Andean breezes from one of the highest areas of the Uco Valley." - Sebastián Zuccardi
“Sourced from San Pablo and vinified in concrete, the 2022 Fósil leads with a chalky, vibrant bouquet of stone fruits, citrus peels and wet stones, followed by a sleek, seamless palate underpinned with mineral-driven grip. It concludes with a nuanced, waxy finish enlivened by tangy streaks of acidity. As with the 2023 iteration, I found this to lean slightly more round and textural versus the Botánico's additional focus and persistence.” - 94 points, Matthew Luczy, Wine Advocate, May 01, 2025