A curated journal exploring Patagonian wine, Neuquén wine regions, vineyards, landscape and identity through original reporting, regional research and a perspective developed from within Patagonia Argentina.
Written by Sergio Landoni, Wine Writer, Territory-Based Sommelier and Neuquén Wine Ambassador.
An in-depth exploration of Neuquén Pinot Noir, examining climate, terroir, gastronomy and the evolving wine landscapes of northern Patagonia.
Original reporting, regional guides and essays for international readers interested in Patagonia, Neuquén and a place-driven understanding of wine.
Inside one of Argentina’s smallest wine regions, vineyards are scattered between the Andes and the Atlantic, shaped by frost, wind, distance and the people testing what is possible at the southern edge of viticulture.
An in-depth exploration of Neuquén Pinot Noir, examining climate, terroir, gastronomy and the evolving wine landscapes of northern Patagonia.
A personal reflection on Patagonian wine, landscape, gastronomy and the idea of understanding wine through place.
An overview of the Patagonian wine landscape, exploring geography, climate, emerging regions and the people shaping wine in southern Argentina.
A clear guide to the six wine regions of Neuquén and the landscapes shaping Patagonia’s emerging wine identity.
A way of telling the story of wine from its source, connecting landscape, producers, gastronomy and culture in Patagonia.
