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Skip to main content"We make mountain wines. The Andes Range determines the identity of our wines, since it is decisive in the climate, water and soils. We believe that the Uco Valley is, due to its proximity, the area that best expresses the mountain identity in Mendoza. Since we began to explore its diversity, I was captivated by the austere richness and uniqueness of each of its villages, inhabited by winegrowers for several generations.
The Polígonos wines are the expression of these villages and take us on a journey through their landscapes, climates, and soils." - Sebastián Zuccardi
As can be routinely expected at Zuccardi, the 2024 Polígonos Gualtallary Malbec provides a textbook expression of its origins, rendering the raw and assertive profile of Gualtallary with the precision and deft concentration that are hallmarks of the house style. Despite being the brawniest and densest wine in the Polígonos range, it remains remarkably light on its feet, closing with a slow-building finish of firm, chalky tannins and the region's omnipresent mineral-driven core. - Matthew Luczy, The Wine Advocate, May 01, 2025
"We make mountain wines. The Andes Range determines the identity of our wines, since it is decisive in the climate, water and soils. We believe that the Uco Valley is, due to its proximity, the area that best expresses the mountain identity in Mendoza. Since we began to explore its diversity, I was captivated by the austere richness and uniqueness of each of its villages, inhabited by winegrowers for several generations.
The Polígonos wines are the expression of these villages and take us on a journey through their landscapes, climates, and soils." - Sebastián Zuccardi
As can be routinely expected at Zuccardi, the 2024 Polígonos Gualtallary Malbec provides a textbook expression of its origins, rendering the raw and assertive profile of Gualtallary with the precision and deft concentration that are hallmarks of the house style. Despite being the brawniest and densest wine in the Polígonos range, it remains remarkably light on its feet, closing with a slow-building finish of firm, chalky tannins and the region's omnipresent mineral-driven core. - Matthew Luczy, The Wine Advocate, May 01, 2025