Bodegas Bianchi - Finca Los Primos Mendoza Malbec what makes Vancouver Island’s Cowichan

what makes Vancouver Island’s Cowichan Valley so special is best said by the First Nations Salish translation of ‘Cowichan’: warm land

such as fermentation on skins

A bright effervescence enhances the expressive nature of Chenin Blanc

Every penny saved goes toward the quality of their wines and to keeping their prices stable

Now in its sixteenth vintage

Bodegas Bianchi - Finca Los Primos Mendoza Malbec what makes Vancouver Island’s CowichanBodegas Bianchi is a storied winery with over 90 years of history. Originally called El Chiche, Bodegas Bianchi was founded by Valentin Bianchi in 1928 with the goal of becoming the small winery of great wines. The vineyards and winery are located in San Rafael District, 240 km South of the city of Mendoza, in the province of Mendoza. The company owns 350 hectares acres of vineyards. The winery has a storage capacity of 11,5 million liters of wine