Andillian Cabernet Franc La Coste de Los Andes 2023
Château La Coste’s winemaking vision extends far beyond Provence. Under Irish ownership, the estate has brought its philosophy of craftsmanship, sustainability and artistic expression to the foothills of the Andes with the creation of La Coste de Los Andes in Mendoza.
This South American venture reflects the same meticulous standards and respect for terroir that define Château La Coste’s wines in France. By uniting French expertise, Argentine altitude and an Irish-led commitment to quality, the partnership offers a rare dual expression of two remarkable landscapes — Provence and Mendoza — through a single, distinguished winemaking family.
Andillian Cabernet Franc La Coste de Los Andes 2023
Château La Coste’s winemaking vision extends far beyond Provence. Under Irish ownership, the estate has brought its philosophy of craftsmanship, sustainability and artistic expression to the foothills of the Andes with the creation of La Coste de Los Andes in Mendoza.
This South American venture reflects the same meticulous standards and respect for terroir that define Château La Coste’s wines in France. By uniting French expertise, Argentine altitude and an Irish-led commitment to quality, the partnership offers a rare dual expression of two remarkable landscapes — Provence and Mendoza — through a single, distinguished winemaking family.
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Château La Coste’s winemaking vision extends far beyond Provence. Under Irish ownership, the estate has brought its philosophy of craftsmanship, sustainability and artistic expression to the foothills of the Andes with the creation of La Coste de Los Andes in Mendoza.
This South American venture reflects the same meticulous standards and respect for terroir that define Château La Coste’s wines in France. By uniting French expertise, Argentine altitude and an Irish-led commitment to quality, the partnership offers a rare dual expression of two remarkable landscapes — Provence and Mendoza — through a single, distinguished winemaking family.
