The Tomero, also known as "water supplier", has been a key character in the vineyards in Argentina since 1833. As vineyard areas were increasing a new job position was created: The Tomero, a person in charge of the water supply for each district of the province. He regulates the channelling of the meltwater from the Andes to make certain that every user receives his fair supply.
The Tomero wines recall the noble lightness of the irrigation waters that come down from the Andes mountain range. They are graceful, fresh, young and fruity wines from the Alto Valle de Uco in Argentina.
The Tomero, also known as "water supplier", has been a key character in the vineyards in Argentina since 1833. As vineyard areas were increasing a new job position was created: The Tomero, a person in charge of the water supply for each district of the province. He regulates the channelling of the meltwater from the Andes to make certain that every user receives his fair supply.
