“Even if this region tucked into the northwestern corner of Argentina didn’t produce wine, it would still be a draw for its surreal Sonoran Desert-Mars landscape, 16th-century colonial city, and feeling of time forgotten. Roads still wash out after spontaneous storms, and canyons of jagged red rock dwarf the highway that cuts through the vast cactus-dotted desert. But the region does grow grapes and produces excellent high-altitude wines from Malbec, Tannat, and Torrontes out of sophisticated wineries around Cafayate. A breathtaking road trip for the Wild West, wine-loving adventurer.” Forbes Magazine, 2017