The history of Bodega Lagarde dates back to the beginnings of vine growing and the wine industry in Mendoza, Argentina. Established in 1897 and managed by the Pescarmona family since 1970, it has always worked to fulfill the objective of producing the highest quality wine, maintaining a unique commitment to its land and its people.
Thanks to its strong commitment to innovation, Lagarde was a pioneer in the introduction of non-traditional strains such as Viognier and Moscato Bianco.
Its wines are made exclusively with grapes from its own vineyards to highlight the varietal typicity of the terroir from which its wines come. Being one of the wineries with the longest history in the province of Mendoza, it has historic and centenary vineyards from 1906 and 1930
MoreBetween the '80s and' 90s Lagarde devoted himself to deepening the style and quality of his wines. Innovation was always a fundamental pillar, turning out to be the first producers to plant non-traditional strains in Latin America such as Viognier or Moscato Bianco, with the aim of achieving wines with a style typical of the winery. Since then, wines with an artistic and creative touch have been made by the winemaker, Juan Roby, who together with the owners make the production process a true cult of wine.
Lagarde preserves its original winery built in 1897. It is a faithful reflection of the image they want to convey through their wines: the harmonious balance between the past and innovation.
Today, the winery is led by the young Sofía and Lucila Pescarmona, third generation of the family, who tirelessly continue with the project of creating unique wines that have a perfect balance between the past that lasts and the projection towards the future. All this accompanied by a strong sustainable commitment to its land and its people.
Thanks to their commitment to excellence, they make wines that compete with the best references worldwide.
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