Familia Zuccardi, Finca Piedra Infinita, 2021

Est. delivery in Spring, 2026

Piedra Infinita is a true mountain wine. To plant the vineyard, the Zuccardi family literally had to shift over a thousand truckloads of stone—just the first step on a long and demanding journey. Farming here means knowing every row, every stone, and continually exploring the immense diversity of the site to interpret it faithfully through the wine.

This Malbec comes exclusively from the family’s estate, with grapes selected from the shallower soils that are so typical of the vineyard. Planted at 1,100 meters above sea level in the highest reaches of the Tunuyán River’s alluvial fan, the vineyard perfectly captures the identity of Paraje Altamira. Beneath the vines lies an almost endless bed of stones and massive granite rocks cloaked in calcareous material—a complexity that can only be found this close to the Andes.

Zuccardi’s story began in the 1960s, when Alberto “Tito” Zuccardi planted vines not to make wine but to demonstrate an irrigation system he had devised. From that practical start, the family has built one of the Southern Hemisphere’s most admired and terroir-driven projects. Today, under Sebastián Zuccardi, the focus is entirely on place—expressing altitude, soil, and climate with honesty and clarity.

As Sebastián puts it: “We are not seeking to make the world’s best wines, but the deepest and purest expression of our place.” These are wines that can stand alongside the finest anywhere, yet they also act as a lens into the stunning, brutal, and breathtaking landscapes of the Uco Valley.