Bodega Noemia

Bodega Noemia is a renowned wine producer located in Patagonia, Argentina. The winery was established in 2001 by Italian winemaker, Countess Noemi Cinzano, and her husband Hans Vinding-Diers. The couple was drawn to the region's unique terroir and its potential for producing high-quality wines.

Patagonia is a relatively new wine region in Argentina, located in the southern part of the country. Its cool climate, influenced by the Andes Mountains and the Atlantic Ocean, makes it ideal for growing grapes with excellent acidity and intense flavors. Bodega Noemia is located in the Rio Negro Valley, which is considered the most important wine-producing region in Patagonia.

The winery's name, Bodega Noemia, is a tribute to Countess Noemi Cinzano, who has dedicated her life to producing exceptional wines in Patagonia. The winery's vineyards are situated at an altitude of 350 meters above sea level, and the vines are planted in limestone and sandy soils, which are ideal for the production of elegant and complex wines.

Bodega Noemia specializes in producing single-vineyard wines, with a focus on the Malbec grape varietal. The winery's flagship wine, "A Lisa," is a blend of Malbec and Merlot, and it has received numerous accolades from wine critics and enthusiasts alike. The winery also produces a limited edition Malbec called "J. Alberto," which is made from the oldest vines on the estate and is considered one of the best Malbecs in Argentina.

The winery's commitment to sustainable and organic farming practices is evident in their wines. They use biodynamic principles to cultivate their vineyards and have implemented solar energy systems to power their operations. Bodega Noemia also prides itself on its small-scale production, which allows for greater attention to detail and quality control.

In addition to their exceptional wines, Bodega Noemia is also known for its