Torrontés is the queen of the Argentine wine landscape. It is an aromatic variety that masquerades as a Gewürztraminer, without the sweet finish. With a floral bouquet on the nose, lemon and lime leaf along with a touch of passionfruit, this is a wine with a lot of personality.

San Lucas is a distinguished Argentine winery rooted in Mendoza’s celebrated Maipú region, where the Andes provide both inspiration and ideal growing conditions. The winery is a perfect balance of local heritage, new world winemaking and an awareness of what people outside Argentina want to drink. The estate’s vineyards lie in the Las Barrancas subregion, known for its rocky soils and cool nights that help grapes ripen slowly while preserving freshness. Using sustainable vineyard practices and gentle winemaking, San Lucas produces expressive, fruit-driven wines—particularly Malbec —that balance richness with refinement. Each bottle reflects the region’s energy and San Lucas’s enduring philosophy: crafting elegant, approachable wines that celebrate both tradition and the bright future of Argentine viticulture. Fun Fact: It’s often compared to Viognier or Gewürztraminer, but has a personality all its own – more sass, less sugar.