Founded in 1910 in Barrancas, Maipú, Finca Flichman is one of the oldest wineries in Mendoza: their wines are considered part of Argentina’s viticultural heritage and have won popularity across the world.
Under the guidance of Head Oenologist Rogelio Rabino, this century-old winery (which has been a part of the Portuguese Sogrape group since 1998) is currently undergoing a process of modernisation that respects the classical qualities that made its reputation, with a keen focus on the origins of the wines.
Today, Finca Flichman is the leading winery in Barrancas, where they have their own vineyards in addition to others in Tupungato, Uco Valley.
A key aspect of Finca Flichman’s production methods is their commitment to the environment.
In January 2020, the winery was certified in Bodegas de Argentina’s Sustainability Protocols, which requires them to meet certain standards related to vineyard practices, quality, the environment, human resources and community relations.
Low pollution, efficient use of resources and sustainable energy are the three pillars of the historic winery’s commitment to sustainability.