Luna Benegas

The Benegas family has been making fine Argentine wine for four generations, with their Finca Libertad vineyard contributing some of the strongest harvests in their storied reputation. The first Cabernet Sauvignon vines were planted on the estate in early 20th century, and they have been lovingly cultivated ever since. A winemaker’s Eden, Finca Libertad is located high above sea level on the banks of the picturesque Mendoza river. With warm days and cool, wind-swept nights, it has some of the most ideal conditions for growing Cabernet Sauvignon in the Southern Hemisphere.

Aged first for six months in French oak barrels, then for another six in bottles, the Luna Benegas Cabernet Sauvignon is a triumph of patience—a true testament to the winemaker’s art. An intensely aromatic wine, the nose is filled with a deep bouquet of black fruits and cherries, complemented by notes of pepper. This is accompanied by hints of the more eclectic aromas of eucalyptus and toast. The deep and delicious fruit flavors continue in the mouth, growing more distinctive as the wine opens. Yet, in the finish, it’s the wine’s herbaceous, grassy notes that shine through, giving the wine a unique, delectable taste that lingers on in memory long after the last drop is poured.