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Humberto Canale: Old-Vine Patagonian Pioneer

Patagonia's most historic winery (1909), with vineyard parcels from 1969 still producing Old Vine Malbec and Semillon that capture 50+ years of mountain terroir.

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WineryHumberto Canale: Old-Vine Patagonian PioneerFounded in 1909, Humberto Canale is one of Patagonia's oldest and most respected producers. Their old-vine Pinot Noir and Semillon showcase what a century of viticulture can achieve in the desert. Their Riesling is considered one of Argentina's finest - a testament to the cool Patagonian climate.

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