Ver Sacrum's name means “Sacred Spring” in Latin. It stands for rebirth, renewal, and true nature. The winery shows a strong dedication to its craft.
Ver Sacrum is in Mendoza, Argentina. This area is known for its excellent Malbec wines. But Ver Sacrum is different. It focuses on Rhône grapes like Grenache, Syrah, and Mourvèdre. The founders wanted to show the variety in Argentina's land. They aimed to make elegant wines from these grapes.
The winery follows old European traditions, especially from the Rhône Valley. They grow grapes with little change to the land. They respect the environment and the natural growth of the vines. They use dry farming. This method stresses the vines to make grapes with strong tastes and character. They pick grapes by hand. They also use natural yeast for fermentation. This shows their commitment to true nature and local character.
Ver Sacrum wines are elegant, fresh, and subtle. They have a special quality. They capture the land's nature and the maker's passion. The Grenache has bright red fruit tastes, pepper hints, and smooth tannins. The Syrah has deep flavour, but it's also graceful and light.
Recently, the winery has earned a lot of praise. Critics and fans like how Ver Sacrum is different in a Malbec-heavy area. Their focus on Rhône grapes in Argentina shows forward-thinking. It has also brought new tastes to the world. This offers wine lovers a new view of what Argentina can make.