Bodega Aniello

Aniello Winery: A Gem in Patagonia's Scenic Landscape

Located in the picturesque Upper Rio Negro Valley of Mainque, Bodega Aniello is a boutique winery that harmonizes with its stunning natural surroundings. Set against the backdrop of the Rio Negro River, this winery is renowned for its commitment to preserving traditional Patagonian winemaking while honoring its Italian heritage.

A Rich History of Winemaking

The story of Bodega Aniello began in 1927 when an Italian family fell in love with the breathtaking beauty of Patagonia and decided to make it their home. They initially acquired a winery known as 006 and later expanded their holdings. The family planted their first vineyards in 1932, and over the decades, they have dedicated themselves to growing the business. The modern winery building, completed in 2010, showcases innovative architecture and techniques that respect the region's winemaking traditions.

A Diverse Selection of Exceptional Wines

Surrounded by enchanting landscapes, Bodega Aniello cultivates a variety of premium grapes, including Pinot Noir, Merlot, Malbec, Chardonnay, and Trousseau. Many of the vineyards are historic, while some have been replanted to enhance productivity and diversity. The region's constant breeze and fertile soils contribute to the unique terroir, ensuring that the grapes are of the highest quality. Each grape is handpicked, honoring the legacy of past generations of winemakers.

The winery combines traditional methods with modern technology, utilizing temperature-controlled stainless steel tanks and French oak barrels to craft their wines. Bodega Aniello produces a delightful range of red, white, and sweet rosé wines, each reflecting the essence of Patagonia.