The second week of June, Desquiciado Wines had the opportunity to make an unforgettable journey to Peru, where the passion for wine and culture met into a unique encounter.
Our journey began in Arequipa, the White City, where we were captivated by the colonial architecture, the presence of the incredible Misti volcano and the warmth of its people. There, we had the possibility to share our wines with renowned sommeliers and costumers, who highlighted the quality and unique character of Desquiciado Wines.
Then we visited Lima, the Peruvian capital, with a schedule prepared by our importer in this country: Global Wines, immersing ourselves in the vibrant gastronomic and cultural scene. In each restaurant and bar we visited, we found great interest for Argentinean wines, especially those that dare to challenge the rules and explore new horizons, like ours.
This trip allowed us not only to introduce our wines to a new market but also to learn about the rich Peruvian culture and its deep connection to gastronomy.
Mendoza and Peru, two lands united by wine.
Mendoza, land of sun and vines, and Peru, cradle of an incredible gastronomy, share a common passion: the love of enjoy. In both places, wine plays a fundamental role in the culture and local identity.
At Desquiciado Wines, we believe that wine is more than a drink, it’s an experience that connects us to the land, to history, and to people. That’s why we are proud to bring our wines to Peru, where we could share them with an audience eager for new experiences.
The importance of wine promotion.
The promotion of wine is fundamental for the development of the wine industry and to make the world aware of the quality and potential of our wines. At Desquiciado, we are committed to promoting Mendoza wines worldwide, as we believe it is an ambassador of our Argentinian culture.
Unhinged: wines that invite you to travel.
Each bottle of Desquiciado is an invitation to a sensory journey. A journey through the vineyards of Mendoza, where passion and innovation come together to create unique and savage wines.
Thank you, Peru!