Tincho Winesest. 2015

Argentine wine · Direct to Europe

Argentina,
no stopovers.

From the vineyard to your table.

We select the wines at source, winery by winery, and bring them straight to Europe. We work with the people who make them, shorten the route, and build relationships that go well beyond the first order.

Good wine. Fewer middlemen.
Better connections.

A nighttime toast with Argentine Malbec
A daytime toast with Argentine Malbec and grilled beef
A shared table with wine, bread and charcuterie
Vineyard in Cafayate, Salta
Hands holding freshly harvested grapes
Corks and capsules from the wineries in the selection
Barrels in the cellar
Argentine bottles on a wooden bar
A toast at a restaurant table with Domaine Bousquet Malbec

Malbec · Pinot Noir · Cabernet Franc

Ruta 40 · Cafayate · Valle de Uco · Patagonia

Kilometres travelled, winery by winery

Chosen at the winery, not from a catalogue

5 wineries · 15 years walking vineyards

15 years

visiting Argentine wineries

5 wineries

Mendoza · Patagonia · La Rioja

27 labels

in the 2025 selection

Valencia

base for Spain and Europe

Argentina ↔ Europe

A short route for a long journey.

Every line starts at a vineyard we have visited and ends in Valencia. From there the wine goes out to restaurants, distributors and shops across Spain and Europe.

winery gate → Valencia

0102030445° N30° SValenciaEUROPEAN BASEORIGIN → VALENCIA01Salta9.800 KM02La Rioja10.300 KM03Mendoza10.700 KM04Patagonia11.100 KMGREAT-CIRCLE DISTANCESNATURAL EARTH PROJ. · 15° GRATICULE

Argentina is not only Mendoza.

Four regions, four altitudes, four ways of understanding red wine. One by one, with their altitude and their grape.

01Mendoza02Salta03Patagonia04La Rioja
01

Mendoza

900–1,500 m · Malbec

Valle de Uco and Luján de Cuyo, at the foot of the Andes. The best-known region, and still the one that surprises.

02

Salta

1,700–3,000 m · Tannat

Cafayate and the Calchaquí Valleys: among the highest vineyards in the world. Altitude, desert sun and reds with real tension.

03

Patagonia

Cool climate · Pinot Noir

Río Negro and Neuquén. Wind, wide temperature swings and an identity still being written.

04

La Rioja

Old vines · Torrontés

One of the oldest wine regions in the country: historic vineyards and a lot still to discover in Europe.

The 2025 selection

Five wineries, one selection.

Domaine Bousquet, Casa de Uco, Finca Los Maza, Familia Schroeder and Valle de la Puerta. Bought direct from the winery; trade prices on request.

The bottles, one by one

Botella de Malbec Crianza, Domaine Bousquet

Malbec Crianza

Domaine Bousquet

Botella de Malbec Reserva, Domaine Bousquet

Malbec Reserva

Domaine Bousquet

Botella de Gran Malbec Reserva, Domaine Bousquet

Gran Malbec Reserva

Domaine Bousquet

El Salvaje Orgánico

El Salvaje Orgánico

Casa de Uco

Botella de Vineyard Selection Petit Verdot, Casa de Uco

Vineyard Selection Petit Verdot

Casa de Uco

Botella de Winemaker's Blend, Casa de Uco

Winemaker's Blend

Casa de Uco

Botella de Saurus Select Malbec, Familia Schroeder

Saurus Select Malbec

Familia Schroeder

Botella de Barrel Fermented Pinot Noir, Familia Schroeder

Barrel Fermented Pinot Noir

Familia Schroeder

Botella de Saurus Select Pinot Noir, Familia Schroeder

Saurus Select Pinot Noir

Familia Schroeder

Línea Mapa Reserva

Línea Mapa Reserva

Finca Los Maza

Oso Hormiguero Malbec

Oso Hormiguero Malbec

91 pts Suckling · Los Maza

Malbec Clásico

Malbec Clásico

Valle de la Puerta

Logo de Domaine Bousquet

Domaine Bousquet

Gualtallary · Valle de Uco

Seven labels: Malbec Crianza and Reserva, Pinot Noir Reserva, Gran Malbec, Gran Chardonnay, sparkling and sweet Malbec.

Logo de Casa de Uco

Casa de Uco

Los Chacayes · Valle de Uco

El Salvaje organic, Vineyard Selection in Malbec and Petit Verdot, and the age-worthy Winemaker’s Blend.

Logo de Finca Los Maza

Finca Los Maza

Valle de Uco

Línea Mapa Roble and Reserva, M10 in Malbec and Torrontés, and Oso Hormiguero with 91 Suckling points.

Logo de Familia Schroeder

Familia Schroeder

Neuquén

The full Saurus family: classics, Select, Barrel Fermented in three varieties and the Pinot Noir Tardío.

Logo de Valle de la Puerta

Valle de la Puerta

La Rioja

The two Riojan entry classics: Malbec and Torrontés, the best value on the list.

2025 trade prices — on request

How we work together

Five steps, no small print.

01You tell us+

What you cook, what your list looks like, what price points you work with.

02We build the selection+

A short, concrete proposal: three to six reds that actually fit.

03You taste them+

A tasting at your place or in Valencia, with the background on each winery.

04We bring the order+

Bought direct from the winery, logistics coordinated, price clear.

05We stay close+

Restocking, floor-team training and adjustments to the list.

For restaurants

An Argentine list that works in your dining room.

We work especially closely with Argentine restaurants across Spain: from one well-chosen Malbec to a full section. Coverage across Spain, with a strong presence in Valencia and the Comunidad Valenciana.

we bring the bottles over for you to taste

Coming soonValencia

Sin Escalas

The Tincho Wines Club

A little piece of Argentina, at home.

A club built around Argentine red wine, based in Valencia: a rotating selection, tastings, winery presentations and gatherings around the table. For the Argentine community in Spain, and for anyone curious enough to discover it.

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Argentine bottles on a wooden bar
Martín Cabado among barrels, at an Argentine winery

Behind the label

Martín Cabado founded Tincho Wines in 2015.

Almost fifteen years inside Argentine wine: wineries, harvests and regions that are nothing alike. That experience produced the idea the company runs on — buy direct, select with judgement, and shorten the road to Europe.

Based in Valencia · Working between Argentina and Europe

Contact

Let’s talk red.

Restaurants, distributors, shops or the simply curious: tell us what you are after and we will put together a concrete proposal.

three fields, that’s it