FILA 9

Malbec

Row 9 (Fila 9, in Spanish) was where Nando Parrado was sitting on the plane, which was a lucky place that gave him a first chance to survive.

This wine is made with grapes from El Peral, Tupungato, Mendoza (3,800 feet a.s.l).

Fermented and aged in concrete tanks, no oak aging. A fresh and unique expression of its terroir.

Fila 9 is the vital impulse that brings us back to life, an invitation to savor every moment.

MONTE SELER

Malbec

Mount Seler is the mountain that Nando climbed to rescue the crew and named in honor of his father, his great motivation to keep going.

The grapes come from Gualtallary, Tupungato, Mendoza (4,100 feet a.s.l). Fermentation takes place in concrete tanks and the wine is aged in second-use 225-liter French oak barrels.

Monte Seler means challenge and determination. A wine that was born in the hostility of a very special terroir, that knows about setbacks, time and effort to finally become pure finesse and harmony.

VIEJO SELER

MALBEC | CABERNET FRANC

Dedicated to Seler Parrado, whom we feel is part of our family heritage. Seler was not only Nando’s father, but also the lighthouse that guided him during his journey.

The grapes come from single vineyard parcels in San Pablo, Tunuyán, Mendoza (4,500 feet a.s.l). Fermentation with native yeasts is carried out in concrete eggs for 15 to 20 days, and then aged in new French oak barrels for 18 months.

Viejo Seler is a tribute to our loved ones, who always bring light to the darkest moments of our lives.