Colores del Sol meaning “Colors of the Sun.” is a Malbec that captured the exciting, alluring qualities of the Malbec grape. The vineyards in Mendoza are among highest in the world – therefore, closest to the sun where the sun's light is most pure. Winemaker Matt
Parish, a native of New Zealand with a degree in viticulture and oenology he repeated work in Argentina to develop an American taste profile to typical Argentinean wines. Lujan de Cuyo in the Mendoza region is prime Malbec real estate and one of the longest-established vineyard areas which produces a soft, elegant style of Malbec that tend to be quite ripe and silky. The specific vineyards producing Colores del Sol are among the highest, sunniest, and driest in the world.
Colores del Sol meaning “Colors of the Sun.” is a Malbec that captured the exciting, alluring qualities of the Malbec grape. The vineyards in Mendoza are among highest in the world – therefore, closest to the sun where the sun's light is most pure. Winemaker Matt
Parish, a native of New Zealand with a degree in viticulture and oenology he repeated work in Argentina to develop an American taste profile to typical Argentinean wines. Lujan de Cuyo in the Mendoza region is prime Malbec real estate and one of the longest-established vineyard areas which produces a soft, elegant style of Malbec that tend to be quite ripe and silky. The specific vineyards producing Colores del Sol are among the highest, sunniest, and driest in the world. 
