In the province of Mendoza, nestled amidst the hills of Luján de Cuyo, lies a hidden gem of a winery where Constantino and Silvina Krontiras have poured their love for wine. This secluded sanctuary is surrounded by biodynamic vineyards that produce wines reflecting the pure essence of the terroir. The winery seamlessly integrates with the Lunlunta vineyard, incorporating principles of sacred geometry in its architecture. 

At daybreak, a gentle breeze descends from the Andes, following the Mendoza River, caressing the 120-year-old Malbec and Tempranillo vines, as well as the fruit trees that flourish alongside. The vineyard is not only home to these distinguished grape varieties but also hosts a small farm with a diverse range of animals, including cows, sheep, horses, donkeys, and llamas. The Villa Seca vineyard, known for its youthful vitality, enjoys a microclimate characterized by cool nights and scorching days, which prove advantageous for the organic and biodynamic cultivation of Malbec, Petit Verdot, Agliánico, and Chardonnay.

Constantino and Silvina Krontiras’ winery is a testament to their passion for wine, harmoniously blending the principles of biodynamics, sacred geometry, and sustainable practices. The location, nestled in the picturesque hills of Luján de Cuyo, provides an idyllic backdrop for their vineyards. Through their meticulous approach to winemaking, they allow the fruit to express its true character, resulting in wines that embody the terroir from which they originate. With their dedication to preserving the environment, incorporating natural materials, and embracing the surrounding flora and fauna, the Krontiras winery is a testament to the beauty and artistry of winemaking in harmony with nature.