The vineyard is located in the depression of the Huarpes, east of the Uco Valley, on the north margin of the Las Tunas River, in the province of Mendoza, Argentina.
This is an area of ​​remarkable thermal amplitude, temperatures fluctuate between minimum of 10 ° C and maximum of 35 ° C, during the summer period and this represents an ideal variation for the cultivation and quality of Malbec, the emblematic Argentinian wine. Thus, we observe that the climate of the Uco Valley is dry and sunny, the soils are sandy and of alluvial origin, with the presence of silt and good permeability; qualities that facilitate a complete maturation of the grapes and the obtaining of wines with remarkable features of fruit and tannic charge. The farm is irrigated with pure thaw water from the Andes mountain range, which reaches it through streams and underground layers.