Loscano Announces Expansion of 100 acres in Animaná
- Jun 22, 2018
- 1 min read
Loscano Vineyards is excited to announce our recent expansion of the Cafayate location with additional vineyards in Animaná, located in the Salta Province of Argentina. This land is full of rich calcareous soils, that grow high quality wines. This soil has already proven to yield award winning results - after just a few years of operation, all of our Cafayate wines are rating at 90+ points with two recent awards of 95 points for our Reserve Torrontés at the International Wine Challenge in England and 93 points from James Suckling for our Grand Reserve Malbec.
See below an infographic of the rich calcareous soil:
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