Colomé Estate Winery

Swiss art collector Donald Hess acquired Colomé 2001; ancient estate at 2,300m altitude in Salta's Calchaquí valleys — one of Argentina's oldest continuously producing wineries (1831). Biodynamic certified; Malbec and Torrontés vines at extreme altitude with traditional farming. Museum of James Turrell light installations on estate.

Colomé is Argentina's most dramatic wine estate; the extreme altitude and biodynamic farming produce wines of singular intensity and mineral freshness impossible to replicate at lower elevations. The Altura Máxima Malbec from 3,015m is considered the world's highest-altitude wine.