Martino Wines

Century-Old Winery

Martino Wines is located in Luján de Cuyo, approximately 20 minutes from Mendoza, and its winery dates back to the turn of the century, in 1901. The winery was built in the late nineteenth-century style, with thick adobe walls, cane, and mudcake. Martino Wines purchased it in 2012, repaired it, and reopened it in 2013 while retaining its original structure and purpose. The winery is outfitted with cutting-edge equipment to vinify grapes from Mendoza's most premium vineyards while preserving the environment and making responsible use of natural resources.

Oldest Malbec Vineyards of Martino Wines

Martino Wines holds 7 hectares of vineyards in Agrelo, Luján de Cuyo, one of Argentina's most prominent wine districts for Malbec production and the development of premium wines. These vineyards were established in 1926 and are among the oldest in the region, exclusively cultivating Malbec grapes and producing some of the region's finest wines, internationally recognized. Additionally, the winery owns 47 hectares of vineyard planted with 38 different grape varieties in Barrancas Maipu.

Exceptional Wines from Martino Winery

Martino Winery produces a limited quantity of outstanding wines. These wines exhibit great elegance, fruitiness, freshness, and aging potential. They authentically represent their terroir and offer exceptional taste. Crafting wines with distinctive characteristics has earned this winery prestige and global recognition. The dedicated winemakers at Martino Winery work tirelessly to create wines enjoyed by people worldwide