MALBEC BODEGA CAELUM JOVEN 2021

The inspiration for the name of Bodega Caelum comes from the stars. It is a small constellation that represents the tool with which sculptors create their works: the chisel. The work of these artists, done with their own hands, inspires the manual harvesting procedure, a practice valued by Caelum.

The property, located in the city of Luján de Cuyo, in the province of Mendoza, covers 60 hectares and is set against the backdrop of the Andes Mountains. Situated 1,000 meters above sea level in one of the most important wine-growing areas in Argentina, it has the ideal climate and soil for the development of various types of grapes, including Malbec, Cabernet Sauvignon and the rare Fiano.

Native to southern Italy, the Fiano grape is rare in other parts of the world. Bodega Caelum, for example, is the only Argentine winery that grows this variety and produces wines with it, including a varietal. Aromatic and intense, labels with Fiano express rich textures and floral notes.

The cultivation of this grape follows Caelum's principle of seeking the highest quality while respecting the environment. Likewise, this family winery has followed this guideline since its first harvest, which took place in 2009. After several years of dedication to the production and sale of grapes to neighboring wineries, it decided to complete the vineyard cycle with the production of wines. Currently, the annual production is approximately 70,000 bottles.