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Mendoza, Argentina
Roque Saenz Peña 3531 Vistalba.
Mendoza, Argentina.
Tel: +54 261 498 9400

www.carlospulentawines.com
info@cpwines.com


Winery Facilities
• Tasting Room  • Boutique Lodge 

 


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    INTRODUCTION

    The winery was built in the year 2002 on a family farm in the heart of Vistalba (Luján de Cuyo). The achitecture style is "Criollo" or Argentine native style. This blends perfectly into the classic Mendoza terroir.

    This is where Carlos Pulenta developed his personal undertaking of blending wines involving members of his family, advisors, enologists, and a highly-esteemed group of people who knew his land well.

    The lodge of Posada Vistalba is part of this winery farm.

    WINERY

    The winery was built in the year 2002 on a family farm in the heart of Vistalba (Luján de Cuyo). The architecture style is "Criollo" or argentine native style. This blends perfectly into the classic Mendoza terroir. Following the heritage of his ancestors and the traditional winemaking that the first italian and spanish inmigrants brought to Argentina, this is where Carlos Pulenta developed his personal undertaking of blending wines involving members of his family, advisors, enologists, and a highly-esteemed group of people who knew his land well.

    Grapes are harvested manually and when off the vine their temperature is reduced in a cooling tunnel. Stems and berries are selected twice. These grapes, are gently placed in a concrete fermentation tanks, where, after three to four days of cold maceration, fermentation begins. The winery has been designed in such a way that the whole winemaking process is gravity induced without the use of pumps. The concrete fermentation tanks where designed by Carlos Pulenta himself. Inside the tank walls there are water pipes that can circulate cold or hot water (radiant heat or cold concept). The temperature of the water is computer-cotrolled. The main adventages of this system are thermal inertia and micro oxygenation. Two french wooden abrrels are used of the best selected grapes destined to blend. Afeter being bottled, the wines rest in an underground cellar which constitutes the heart of the winery itself. Wines rest there in french oak casks in a temperature controlled room with a temperature of 58ºf and 80% relative humidity; ideal conditiones for wine.

    At the heart of Vistalba, Carlos Pulenta developed his personal project of blending grapes. At the foot of the Cordon del Plata, 58 hectares of vines (57 years old) and a density of 5500 vines per hectare, are the living frame of the Winery, La Posada, The Lounge and The Bourgongne Restaurant.

    WINES

    Finca y Bodega Vistalba, of Carlos Pulenta, produces wines of excellent quality, with our variety Malbec as icon.

    Tomero: These wines come from the Finca "Los Alamos" in the Uco Valley. Its 400 hectares of pythons bilateral cordon trellises produce varieties such as Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay, Semillon, Malbec, Petit Verdot, Pinot Noir, Cabernet Sauvignon, Syrah and Viognier.

    • Tomero Classic: Malbec, Cabernet Sauvignon, Chardonnay, Torrontes.

    • Tomero Reserva: Petit Verdot, Pinot Noir, Semillon.

    • Tomero Gran Reserva: Malbec.

    Vistalba: Corte A, Corte B, Corte C.

    Progenie: A sparkling wine made with the methods of the Champagne region in France. It is grown on yeast for 24 months and then perform them removed.

    Corte V: Olive Oil.

    WINE TOURISM

    If you choose to stay at our Inn "La Posada" you will have a chance to discover the spirit of our winery and our people, and to experience the winemaking process from its beginning. You will be able to walk among the vineyards, to learn about the different varieties, and to follow the process from the arrival of the grapes at the winery until the bottling of the wine.

    If you are visiting us for pleasure, you will be able to walk among the vineyards and taste our wines in the company of our winerie´s enologist.

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