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A New Label for Mendoza Wines, the Fifth in Luján De Cuyo: the Inv Recognized “Alto Agrelo” as Geographical Indication at the Request of an Important Winery
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With an altitude of 1150 meters, and particular conditions of temperature and solar exposure, the area of the Alto Agrelo is considered ideal for wine production. Within a more comprehensive region like Luján de Cuyo, many specialists have catalogued it as a “hidden treasure” because of the characteristics that it prints on the vines. In fact, in that small extension located on Route 40, south of the intersection with Route 7, the Avinea Group h…
The Argentine wine map adds a new distinction of origin: Alto Agrelo, in Luján de Cuyo, Mendoza, was officially recognized as a Geographical Indication (IG) by the National Institute of Vitivincultura (INV). The application, promoted by Grupo Avinea, was presented in May and included a comprehensive technical report that supports the uniqueness of this Mendoza terroir. With this addition, Luján de Cuyo becomes one of the regions with the highest…
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