Ever since it’s foundation in the 19th Century, Argentina’s "Gauchos" and European immigrants have been creating strong bonds, both between each other and their land, inhabiting vast territories and building their "Casonas" or "Estancias" in the countryside, where raising cattle was one of the most important activities.

"Casa de Campo", which literarily translates as "Country House" was established in Mendoza in 1993 and has been developed in honor to the long dating link among life in the countryside, the terrior and the excellent winemaking.

At the beginning Casa de Campo focused on the local market. Through the years these wines were side spread not only in Argentina but also in the international markets, due to their alluring fruity style, overwhelming varietal character and outstanding value for money.

Nowadays, with modern and attractive labeling, the philosophy behind Casa de Campo wines remains the same – to deliver the best quality wines, with impressive varietal character from the most important wine region in Argentina: Mendoza.

Mendoza, where we grow our grapes, has always been the leading wine region in Argentina. Today it concentrates over 70% of the grape-growing area.

Watered by the melting snow from the Andes Mountains, Mendoza has a cold and dry winter while its summer days are hot and sunny with nice cool nights.

These factors, along with high thermal amplitude and unparalleled exposure to the sun result in a healthy climate and consistent and high quality grapes every vintage.

Casa de Campo Winery, originally built in the ‘90s, accounts for a total capacity of 8 million litres spread between concrete vats and stainless steel tanks.

Excellent quality grapes, temperature controlled during all the different processes and a dedicated team are the "key" factors which allow for the successful value in Casa de Campo range.