Adrianna Vineyard

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Adrianna Vineyard is a vineyard designation within Argentina’s Mendoza wine landscape and is associated with Catena Zapata’s high-altitude viticulture and single-vineyard winemaking. Its importance lies less in the formation and expansion of an independent wine company than in the continued identification of a specific vineyard site and its fruit in bottled wines. The associated wines commonly include Malbec and Chardonnay, with distinctions linked to site and soil characteristics. Reliable public information sufficient to establish the vineyard’s exact founding date, area, ownership history, or complete vintage chronology is not available here, so those details are omitted.

• Adrianna Vineyard Malbecred wine

  A Malbec wine made from fruit associated with Adrianna Vineyard, emphasizing the style of Mendoza’s high-altitude vineyards and the characteristics of the specific site. It is one of the principal red-wine expressions carrying the vineyard designation.

• Adrianna Vineyard White Bones Chardonnaywhite wine

  A Chardonnay identified with a section of Adrianna Vineyard and one of the vineyard’s white-wine expressions. Its positioning highlights high-altitude viticulture, site differentiation, and Chardonnay varietal character.

• Adrianna Vineyard White Stones Chardonnaywhite wine

  A Chardonnay associated with a distinct section or site characteristic of Adrianna Vineyard. The name presents the wine as a single-vineyard expression and connects perceived soil or surface features with the wine’s identity.