In 1895, an English engineer, Mr. Edmund James Palmer Norton, first stepped on Mendoza soil during the building of a train which would connect Mendoza and Chile. Admired by the terroir, he planted vines imported from France, thereby giving origin to what was the first winery to the south of Mendoza river.
consolidating Bodega Norton as one of the leading and traditional wineries with the longest trajectory in Argentina and presence in the main markets worldwide. The well-known quality causes Bodega Norton wines to be distributed in over 60 countries around the world and enjoyed by millions of consumers every day.
In 1895, an English engineer, Mr. Edmund James Palmer Norton, first stepped on Mendoza soil during the building of a train which would connect Mendoza and Chile. Admired by the terroir, he planted vines imported from France, thereby giving origin to what was the first winery to the south of Mendoza river.
