About Zuccardi
If you want to know something about Argentina's Zuccardi wine label, here is one statement that will sum up the brand for you. In the year 2020, over 500 international references, wine experts and lovers voted Zuccardi as the best winery and vineyard in South America and the world, for the 2nd consecutive year! Each country has a specific, premium and popular wine-producing spot in it. While France has Burgundy and New Zealand has Marlborough Valley to name a few, Mendoza is that premium wine region in Argentina.
Sebastian Zuccardi, along with his grandfather, Alberto Zuccardi, planted the first Zuccardi vines in a small plot in Maipu in the Mendoza region in 1963. There has been no looking back for the family ever since. Today, the Zuccardi family is known for its young, intelligent and enterprising winemaking team at the helm of the winemaking affairs. This label is known to produce some of the highest quality of wines not only in the Uco Valley, but in the world as well.
In 2008, Sebastian Zuccardi added a special Research and Development Wing in the family winery, to learn and analyse more about the terroirs. Different types of microclimates prevail in the farms or vineyards where grapes are produced for Zuccardi wines. Located in the Uco Valley, which is at the Andes Mountains' foothills in Mendoza, these vineyards enjoy the benefits of altitude, cool and dry climate throughout the year.
Finca Piedra Infinita – altitude of 1100m, grows Malbec, Cabernet Franc, Bonarda, Tempranillo
Finca Canal Uco – altitude of 1080m, grows Malbec, Cabernet Sauvignon, Ancellotta, Caladoc
Finca Los Membrillos – altitude of 1060m, grows Malbec, Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc, Petit Verdot, Semillon
Finca Las Cuchillas – altitude of 1400m, grows Malbec, Cabernet Franc, Chardonnay, Bonarda, Verdejo, Albarino, Semillon, Riesling
Finca Las Cerrilladas – altitude of 1360m, grows Cabernet Franc, Chardonnay
Agua De Las Jarillas Finca - altitude of 1385m, grows Malbec, Cabernet Franc, Chardonnay
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