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There is an overriding reason that some of Argentina’s highest quality wine terroirs remain obscure to the point of being a “secret” in global wine markets. And that reason is that is illogical for anyone to attempt viticulture at the extreme altitudes where these terroirs are found. Simply put, navigating the multitude of challenges inherent in extreme altitude winemaking will appear as an almost impossible challenge for all but the most passionate winemakers. Located at 1,700 meters above sea level the quiet pueblo of Cafayate sits on the floor of a high desert valley surrounded by the towering Andes mountains. Increasingly important in Argentina viticulture, the Calchaqui valley now hosts vineyards from some of Argentina’s best known winemakers. Cafayate is famous for year-round sunshine, with approximately 320 sunny days each year. Combined with the cool nights typical of high desert terroirs, the vineyards benefit from a high degree of thermal amplitude, the range between day and night-time temperature.
Bodega Altupalka, is a family-owned extreme winery located in Salta 's Calchaquí Valley, Argentina.
Our wines are grown in extreme conditions, with vineyards planted at 8,497 and 5,740 feet above sea level. We have one of the highest vineyards in the world planted in high density. The combination of high altitude, thermal amplitude, and high planting density, along with our intensive commitment to quality and terroir expression, results in full-bodied, fruity, and lively wines with balanced tannins.
Our wine lines are part of limited productions, with only 20,000 bottles produced annually, ensuring the quality and exclusivity of our products. Currently, we are exporting to Germany, Switzerland, Austria, Brazil, and soon to Paraguay, and we are looking to expand our presence in new markets.
Our stand will be in Pavilion 4, C 231, near the stairs.
Valle Arriba Winery is the story of a dream that sprung surrounded by the mountains, the wind and the sun.
The screenwriter of this dream was, Raúl Dávalos, a man who grew up among the antique vineyards of Colomé and Tacuil. His pioneering family have been running this historical jewel for six generations. They have taken seriously the task of caring for and defending their products against the wine fashions of each era, determined to show the distinctiveness of their lands and the enological quality of the extreme altitude.
Together with his partner, Paula Marra, Raúl committed themselves to take their passion for viticulture to unexplored areas in the region and thus open new paths on the map of Argentine enology.
Family Winery located in Cafayate Salta Argentina
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