Via Revolucionaria

Via Revolucionaria is the brainchild of Matias Michelini. He is the winemaker, agronomist and Grand Poobah of his winery named Passionate Wines. Matias strives to make experimental wines that express terroir. These wines are low production and are drawn from multiple inspirations, regions, and styles. The Via Revolucionaria wines are single vineyard, unconventional wines, fermented with native yeast. He produces a skin macerated Torrontes “Brutal”, a vertical and unfiltered Semillon “Hulk”, and a carbonic macerated and fermented Bonarda “Pura”. Matias continues to experiment with other cuvees with the mantra of producing either atypical varietals or classic varietals in atypical methods.

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About the Winemaker

Via Revolucionaria

Via Revolucionaria is the brainchild of Matias Michelini, the mastermind behind Passionate Wines, where he serves as winemaker, agronomist, and chief visionary. Matias is dedicated to crafting experimental wines that authentically express their terroir. These limited-production wines draw inspiration from various sources, regions, and winemaking styles. Each offering from Via Revolucionaria is a unique expression of a single vineyard, defying convention and fermented with native yeast. From the skin-macerated Torrontes "Brutal" to the unfiltered Semillon "Hulk" and the carbonic macerated Bonarda "Pura," Matias pushes boundaries with each cuvee. His ongoing experimentation revolves around producing either unconventional varietals or employing atypical methods with classic varietals.

The Region

Uco Valley, Argentina

Natural wine from the Uco Valley encapsulates the purity and vitality of Argentina's high-altitude winemaking region. Situated in the foothills of the Andes Mountains, the Uco Valley boasts a unique terroir characterized by extreme diurnal temperature shifts, rocky soils, and ample sunlight. Here, a growing community of winemakers is dedicated to sustainable farming practices and minimal intervention in the cellar, allowing the region's distinctive grape varieties to shine. Malbec, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Torrontés flourish in this rugged landscape, yielding wines of exceptional depth and character. From vibrant, fruit-forward reds to crisp, aromatic whites, Uco Valley's natural wines reflect the dynamic interplay of altitude, climate, and soil, inviting drinkers on a journey through the breathtaking beauty and unparalleled viticultural potential of Argentina's premier wine-growing region.