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Bodegas CARO

In 1999, Château Lafite-Rothschild and the Catena family in Argentina united through a common dream: bringing together two different cultures, two typical grape varieties of each country as well as...Read More

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Bodegas CARO : CARO 2022

Mendoza

Valle de Uco

- Red

The alliance of Lafite and Catena: an intense and velvety high-altitude Malbec.

$714.00 Incl. GST & DP

(

$119.00 / Unit

)

Pre-arrivals - Stock in France

No Discount Applicable

Bodegas CARO : CARO 2021

Mendoza

Valle de Uco

- Red

Alliance of Lafite and Catena, a dense, fresh, high-altitude Malbec of rare finesse.

$701.00 Incl. GST & DP

(

$116.83 / Unit

)

Pre-arrivals - Stock in France

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Bodegas CARO : Key Points

In 1999, Château Lafite-Rothschild and the Catena family in Argentina united through a common dream: bringing together two different cultures, two typical grape varieties of each country as well as two inimitable know-hows through one wine. From its first vintage, Bodegas CARO has shared much more than the name of two iconic estates: their styles blend together wonderfully to offer dazzlingly successful wines.

The Bodegas CARO is rooted in great terroirs of the Mendoza region in Argentina. Here, Malbec and Cabernet Sauvignon from the best vines of Bodegas CARO flourish in the very famous area of Luján de Cuyo and Maipú, as well as in the high-potential region of the Uco Valley. These spectacular and picturesque vineyards, cradled by the Andes Mountains and the Pacific Ocean, bear witness to a unique history and destiny: that of unforgettable encounters.

These encounters are reflected through the Bodegas CARO cuvées. Be it the great CARO bottling, PETIT CARO, Malbec Argentine, Amancaya or even Aruma, all of them depict the nuances between tradition and modernity, where the iconic grape variety of the country grows alongside typical Bordeaux vines, where the new world meets with the old.