Bodega Lamadrid Estate Wines

In 1959, when the revolution rarefied her beloved Cuba, Matilde Lamadrid sent her son, Guillermo García Lamadrid, to the United States to protect him, and at the age of eleven packed some belongings with his passport, fleeing from the only home he had ever known. Time passed, transforming him, and a few years later he was able to reconnect with his family in Puerto Rico, being born into a life full of opportunities.

The mettle gained allowed him to move on, in search of those dreams that remained in his native Cuba and, back in 2004, Matilde again whispered in his ear the way forward. Thus, standing in the middle of life, he began this project, by opening the door to wine growing in Argentina, from the lands of Agrelo, in Luján de Cuyo, the birthplace and first area of the prestigious Malbec. Like so, one of the oldest and most wonderful growing regions in Argentina became the terroir of Lamadrid Estate Wines.

“Lamadrid pays tribute to my mother, the woman who opened the door to give me the opportunity to live and spread my wings to enjoy the magic of life. There is no glory without sacrifice. My eternal thanks to her”. Guillermo García Lamadrid. Winegrower. Founder of Lamadrid Estate Wines.

Lamadrid winery is equipped with state-of-the-art technology that adds to traditional wine handling. Currently, they have concrete pools coated with epoxy, concrete eggs, stainless steel tanks, foudres, and oak barrels. The winery is functional to the terroir, its fruits, and the culture that the farms present as a natural production discourse.