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2 Wineries and Vineyards for sale in DO Catamarca

Winery with vineyards for sale in Catamarca, Argentina.
Winery with vineyards for sale in Catamarca, Argentina.

Winery with 20 ha of vineyards located in the Catamarca region in Argentina.

1.600.000$ USD
RMGV4169
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Small winery with house and 14 hectares of vineyard in Cafayate
Small winery with house and 14 hectares of vineyard in Cafayate

DO Catamarca

1.200.000$ USD
RMGV6126
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DO Catamarca
  • Number of wineries (2017):

    17

  • Total surface area:

    2.497 ha6.170 ac

  • Altitude of the vineyards:

    Min: 750m

    Max: 2.300m

    Min: 2.461ft

    Max: 7.546ft

  • Temperature:

    Average: 18º64°F

  • Yearly rainfall:

    432 l/m240 l/ft2

Designation of Origin Catamarca

LOCATION AND HISTORY

The designation of origin Catamarca is located in the limits of the province of Catamarca that in quechua language means "fortress built in the hillside", meaning that it provides good idea of the importance of the geographic relief in this province. The cultivation of vines is developed mainly in a succession of valleys located in the western provinces, in the axis between the towns of Tinogasta-Fiambalá and Santa María, which integrates the region of the Calchaquí Valleys.

In addition to the grapes dedicated to wine production we also find production of raisins and in Capayán, grapes destined mostly for immediate consumption as a fresh product. On the other hand, the area of Tinogasta includes the great majority of the wineries of the Designation of Origin Catamarca, which means approximately 77% of the wine production of the province.

SOILS

In the westernmost area of the DO Catamarca, the soils are sandy and deep, with the presence of pebbles. In the area belonging to the Valleys of Catamarca, the soils can be loamy or silty-sandy, of a calcareous nature and low salinity.

CLIMATE

The climate in the Designation of Origin of Catamarca can be described as continental-arid, with lots of sunshine and very little rainfall. The average annual temperature in this Argentinean wine region is 20º with extreme heat peaks depending on the season. In the area of the Valleys of Catamarca, annual rainfall is somewhat higher and can reach 400 mm.

TYPE OF GRAPE

As in the neighbouring Salta DO, the Torrontés Riojano variety is the most widespread, although in the DO Catamarca we find other red varieties such as Syrah, Cabernet Sauvignon or Malbec. Along with these, there are many other varieties, such as Cereza, Bonarda, Muscat of Alexandria or Sultana, which, like the Cereza variety, is used in part for the production of raisins, a traditional activity in this wine region of Argentina.

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Rimontgó Wineries

Rimontgó Wineries

Rimontgó Wineries, has more than a decade of experience in selling wineries in Spain and has a small but complete team of experts including an oenologist, an agricultural engineer, people trained in winery management and export managers of large winery groups, who have accumulated invaluable experience in selling wineries, and also in the analysis and assessment of soils, vineyards, facilities, machinery, in the techniques of winemaking and its national marketing or export.

Rimontgó Wineries is part of Rimontgó, a family business founded in 1959 in Jávea, specialised in offering quality real estate services to clients all over the world. It has the best selection of luxury properties for sale, mainly in Valencia and the Costa Blanca, as well as other investment assets in the main Spanish cities.

With a marked international character, both in terms of its clientele and its scope, Rimontgó has a renowned reputation in its sector. Rimontgó is recognised by its clients and by its colleagues as an honest, professional company with ethical principles demonstrated for more than 60 years, which makes its experience and dedication to the client the basis of an excellent service.

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