Luca Pinot Noir Brunel de la Gardine It's Fonseca that goes back

It's Fonseca that goes back a hundred years

All the grapes are harvested by hand and then aged for a full eighteen months in oak barrels

not only by Braida but by many other wineries

thanks to the cool climate

Luca Pinot Noir Brunel de la Gardine It's Fonseca that goes backThe Pinot Noir grape is a rarity in Argentina. This peculiar grape is very fragile in Mendoza, the home of the Luca winery. Only with great care and attention does this grape thrive near the Andes Mountains. The vines (over 20 years old) are planted at an altitude of about one and a half kilometers near the well known village of Tupungato, Mendoza. At this altitude, the nights are cold. This allows the Pinot Noir grape to develop optimally. The vines