Andeluna 1300 Malbec

To mention Lay is to evoke business. It is a surname that embodies this trait in its very DNA. His father was none other than the inventor of the legendary Lay's potato crisps and one of the key architects of the PepsiCo empire. Yet Warden Lay Jr. chose to broaden his horizons the day he discovered Argentina. A confessed enthusiast of fishing and hunting, he arrived in Argentina almost by chance, invited by friends. The attraction was immediate. The vastness, the silence, and the untamed nature of Patagonia captivated him irresistibly, and when the opportunity arose to purchase a ranch, he did not hesitate. Argentina ceased to be merely a destination and became home. His next infatuation occurred in Mendoza, where he met the Reina Rutini family, a prominent name in Argentine wine. From this encounter, more than just a friendship blossomed. Warden Lay Jr. partnered with Ricardo Reina Rutini in a joint venture that would give rise to Andeluna, a winery with the clear objective of exp