There is a reason Porsche chooses this winery. Since 2001, when Porsche introduces a new model, the wine poured at the launch comes from one place: Pulenta Estate in Luján de Cuyo, Argentina. The attention to detail, the precision, and the quiet confidence in the final result are felt the moment you arrive. The Pulenta family represents four generations of Argentine winemaking dating back to the early 1900s, when Angelo Pulenta immigrated from Italy to Argentina. Over the decades, the family helped build Trapiche and Peñaflor into Argentina's largest wine group. In 1997, they sold their majority stake in the business, and Eduardo Pulenta Sr. chose to begin again with a new vision centered on craftsmanship, elegance, and precision. That vision became Pulenta Estate in 2002—the first winery in four generations to carry the family name. Today, the estate is internationally recognized for its refined, precision-crafted wines and its unique partnership with Porsche, whose global model launches have featured Pulenta wines for more than two decades.

Bodega Santa Julia is a renowned winery in Mendoza, named in honor of Julia Zuccardi, the granddaughter of its founder, Alberto “Tito” Zuccardi. This family winery is known for its deep commitment to sustainability, organic and natural wines, and a strong focus on community. As part of the Zuccardi family’s third generation, Julia plays a central role in carrying forward the family’s values and vision. The winery reflects the family’s long-standing belief that great wine should be both meaningful and accessible — producing high-quality wines at affordable prices while deeply caring for both the land and the people who work it. The story behind Santa Julia begins in 1968 with Tito Zuccardi, an engineer whose irrigation innovations helped bring Andean snowmelt to Mendoza’s parched desert landscape. His work allowed vineyards to expand in areas once thought impossible — quite literally turning water into wine. Today, Santa Julia carries forward that pioneering spirit through large-scale organic farming, sustainable practices, and wines designed to be both approachable and expressive for wine lovers around the world. These are balanced, vibrant wines meant for the table — wines that reflect the people, the land, and the purpose behind Santa Julia.

Ever wonder what a mountain would taste like in a glass of wine? Not just any mountain—but the Andes of South America, one of the highest and most extreme mountain ranges on Earth. Zuccardi Wines of Uco Valle in Mendoza, Argentina, is capturing exactly that through precision winemaking. Zuccardi uses concrete instead of oak to express these mountain-born flavors in their purest form, unmasked by oak, letting the Andes speak in your glass. Their wines range from powerful, vibrant, minerally driven expressions to deep, layered wines full of dark fruit and natural tannins infused with warm spices and aromas. These are mountain wines in the truest sense—pure, unmasked expressions shaped by geology and climate rather than technique.