Zuccardi Sémillon Finca Los Membrillos Paraje Altamira

This wine has is a complex and evolving nose offering quince, ripe pear, yellow apple, and white peach, with hints of lemon zest, chamomile, beeswax, green fig, and subtle herbs. Medium-to full-bodied with notes of citrus peel, orchard fruit, honeycomb, almond, and savory herb flavors. Three generations of the Zuccardi family have brought this winery to its current place in the Uco Valley. The Polígonos of the Uco Valley series is a selection that expresses the characteristics of different territories within the valley.

Grape VarietalSémillon

FeatureSustainable, Single Vineyard, Estate Grown

Country: Argentina

Region: Mendoza

Appellation: Uco Valley

Grape Profile: Semillón is known for its rich texture, citrus fruit, honeyed notes, and savory complexity, often expressing lemon, apple, pear, floral notes, and chamomile. With age, it can develop fuller notes of toast, nuts, and honey, while retaining a firm structural backbone.

Region Profile: Paraje Altamira sits in the southern Uco Valley against the dramatic backdrop of the Andes. The vineyards contain sandy-loam topsoils over gravel and large stones, creating excellent drainage and a strong mineral signature. Combined with its 1,060-meter elevation and dramatic day/night temperature swings, these conditions help produce wines with concentration, naturally high acidity, and pronounced chalky tension.

Pair with: Seafood like mussels, scallops, crab and lobster. Richer white fish like roasted sea bass or halibut. Other white meats like poultry and pork. Vegetable dishes like asparagus and zucchini. Aged cheeses like Comté or Gruyère.

Map of Argentina showing major wine regions, including Salta, Tucumán, Catamarca, La Rioja, San Juan, Mendoza, Patagonia, and their respective wine varieties.
Map of Mendoza province in Argentina highlighting major wine regions and cities, showing vineyards, major grape types, elevation, and the percentage of Argentina's vineyards located there.