Bodega Piedra Negra is a winery based in Mendoza, Argentina's principal wine region. The bodega focuses on red wine production, drawing from the high-altitude vineyards characteristic of the Mendoza area.

Mendoza sits at the eastern edge of the Andes and benefits from significant temperature variation between day and night, which helps develop concentrated fruit flavors while maintaining acidity. The region is particularly suited to Malbec, a variety that has become central to Argentine wine identity. Wines from Mendoza's higher elevations tend toward deep color, ripe dark fruit characteristics, and structure that allows for aging.

Bodega Piedra Negra's current range centers on Malbec expressions, including both a Reserve and a Gran Malbec offering. These reflect the producer's commitment to the variety that defines much of Mendoza's reputation.