Colome
Colomé operates the world's highest vineyards in Argentina's Salta province, with estates reaching over 10,000 feet above sea level. This historic winery produces distinctive Malbec, Torrontés, and Cabernet Sauvignon from extreme-altitude sites that create unique flavor profiles.
Colomé's extreme-altitude vineyards benefit from intense sunlight, dramatic temperature variations, and pristine mountain conditions that concentrate flavors and preserve acidity. Their wines display exceptional purity and minerality, with Malbec showing distinctive floral notes and Torrontés expressing heightened aromatics. The estate practices organic and biodynamic viticulture, respecting the pristine high-desert environment.
Colomé's extreme-altitude vineyards benefit from intense sunlight, dramatic temperature variations, and pristine mountain conditions that concentrate flavors and preserve acidity. Their wines display exceptional purity and minerality, with Malbec showing distinctive floral notes and Torrontés expressing heightened aromatics. The estate practices organic and biodynamic viticulture, respecting the pristine high-desert environment.
