Nestled in the Southern region of Argentina it encompasses the wine growing provinces of Neuquén and Río Negro and part of La Pampa, which distinguish themselves with the cooler climates than the more northern provinces, resulting in more similarity to European style cooler climate wines.

With the increase of interest in growing wine in this cooler climate it still only accounts for less than 2% of the total wine stocks planted in Argentina. Most of the vineyards are planted along the banks and basins of the rivers in the area’s like the Río Negro, Río Colorado Río Limay and Río Neuquén. With lower altitudes in combination with the latitudes being further south than South Africa.

While Malbec retains significance, Pinot Noir is taking the spotlight as Patagonia's signature grape, together with the other grown varieties like, Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon and for the whites from Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc, and Riesling showcase the region's invigorating freshness and elegance. Embodying tradition and regional essence, Patagonia's wines reflect the finesse of prestigious grape varieties thriving in this nurturing environment, embodying the region's heritage and an inherent elegance.