“We introduced Cabernet Franc into the Alambrado family because it is a modern, stylish wine range that can easily follow winemaking trends—much like this variety, one of the most widely planted grapes around the world, with great potential on Argentine soil.

For Alambrado Cabernet Franc, it all starts down in Uco Valley, where altitude plays a key role in affording the right conditions for a slower ripening cycle that yields a varietal filled with character and a seamless, sophisticated palate.”

Rubén Ruffo, Winemaker Manager at Santa Julia Winery