Patagonia is the southern wine region in Argentina. It includes the provinces of Rio Negro, Neuquén and La Pampa.

It has more than 4,550 hectares of vineyards. Winters are harsh and summer nights cool, giving rise to harmonic combinations of sugar and acidity and plenty of aromas.

Among the main features of the region stands out the slow, protracted ripening of the grapes. Vineyard altitudes range from 300 to 500 meters above sea level. All these characteristics lend Patagonian wines a refined taste, unequalled aromatic intensity and well defined character which reflect the purity of the Patagonian environment, the southernmost wine region in the planet.

Mapa de la Región