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Back in 2002, our vision was to grow outstanding grapes on alluvial soils, at a high-altitude, with a broad thermal amplitude and intense sunlight.

We found extraordinary parcels in Gualtallary, High Uco Valley, at that time a barren landscape without any international investments.

One of the most prominent winemaking regions in South America.

Today Gualtallary has undoubtedly gained momentum. As for our grapes, they continue to ripen at the foothill of The Andes framed within a breathtaking scenery. They evolve into thrilling and unforgettable wines.

Darío Werthein

Founding member

Fabián Suffern

Founding member

Riglos today

Founding members and future.

OUR STORY.

Darío Werthein and Fabián Suffern, two friends from Buenos Aires, founded Riglos with a shared passion for wine. From the beginning, they had a clear vision for the project. The name Riglos comes from a town in La Pampa Province, Argentina. For this reason, they chose it to honor the place where their ancestors settled after arriving in Argentina in the early 20th century.

Over the years, a long-term vision, strong commitment, and passion for wine have guided the project. Together, these values remain the pillars of Riglos.

In 2016, Riglos joined forces with Huarpe Wines, a high-end winery in Agrelo, Luján de Cuyo. At the same time, our commercial philosophies aligned, while a strong friendship connected both projects.

As a result, this partnership opened the door to new challenges and opportunities. Today, we continue to explore Argentina’s potential. Above all, our goal is to create sophisticated wines with a strong sense of place.

Our challenge is to show to the world the utmost expression of our wines, in retribution to the entire legacy we received from those immigrants who preceded us in this passionate work.