Malbec

Alamos is a Mendoza label owned by the Catena family, one of Argentina’s best-known wine dynasties. Its wines are sourced from high-altitude desert vineyards in Mendoza, where mineral-rich Andes snowmelt provides irrigation. Grapes are hand-harvested, with winemaking that includes cold soak and fermentation in open-top upright tanks, primarily in stainless steel, followed by partial aging on oak staves. The focus here is on fruit from elevated sites and a straightforward, modern cellar approach. No specific sustainability certifications or named winemaker are provided in the available information.