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History
History
Viña Cobos was created more than 25 years ago with the intention of achieving sublime wines of outstanding quality, highlighting Malbec as the emblematic variety of Mendoza.
Inspiration
Paul Hobbs arrives in Mendoza, Argentina, and it is there that he falls in love with its people, climate, and culture. The wine-growing potential and natural conditions captivated him.
Pioneer of Malbec
Paul Hobbs begins to explore and work with this grape variety, positioning it as Argentina's flagship varietal in the world years later.
Beginnings
Paul Hobbs decides to settle in Mendoza to establish Viña Cobos with the aim of studying the influence of various terroirs on Malbec.
Inaugural Harvest
Viña Cobos completes its first harvest, and with Cobos Malbec 1999, Argentina establishes itself on the global stage for high-end wines.
A flagship in the Valle de Uco
With the aim of furthering their quest for the authenticity of the Mendoza terroir, Viña Cobos acquires Chañares Estate, a vineyard located in Los Árboles, Tunuyán.
First wine to be awarded 100 points from South America
Cobos Malbec 2011 received the highest score from the international wine critic James Suckling, marking a milestone for Argentine winemaking.
Evolution of quality
A new iteration of Cobos Malbec, even more authentic and exceptional, once again earns a perfect 100-point score from critic James Suckling. Furthermore, to continue their exploration in pursuit of excellence, Viña Cobos acquired Zingaretti Estate, a vineyard located in Villa Bastías, Tupungato, Mendoza.
Consistency
For the third time in less than a decade, Cobos Malbec once again receives the highest score from the specialized critic James Suckling, reaffirming Viña Cobos as leaders in the wine industry in terms of quality and consistency. This firmly establishes Argentine wine at the highest international level.
Viña Cobos celebrates its 25th anniversary
Viña Cobos celebrates its 25th anniversary and names the vineyards surrounding the winery 'Hobbs Estate' in honour of its founder. The same year, it inaugurated a new hospitality and tourism centre with six private tasting rooms.
Paul Hobbs
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In 1988, he arrived in Mendoza and fell in love with its landscape, soil, climate and people.
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Dedicated to the exploration of terroirs, a leader in the interpretation of terroir, achieving the best expression of each place.
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With his wines, he managed to position Malbec in the world as one of the most sought-after varieties and Argentina among the most outstanding producers in the world.
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Paul Hobbs, named his winery in honor of the Spanish horticulturist, Juan Francisco Cobos, the first foreign citizen to obtain Argentine citizenship, who served as a public official and came to hold the position of mayor. Cobos' visionary work transformed a region, a signature statement etched indelibly into the Mendoza landscape.
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In 2006, construction of the winery building started, facing East towards the Marchiori Estate. With a minimalist style and simple lines, it is both modern and functional.
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In 1988, he arrived in Mendoza and fell in love with its landscape, soil, climate and people.
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Dedicated to the exploration of terroirs, a leader in the interpretation of terroir, achieving the best expression of each place.
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With his wines, he managed to position Malbec in the world as one of the most sought-after varieties and Argentina among the most outstanding producers in the world.
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Paul Hobbs, named his winery in honor of the Spanish horticulturist, Juan Francisco Cobos, the first foreign citizen to obtain Argentine citizenship, who served as a public official and came to hold the position of mayor. Cobos' visionary work transformed a region, a signature statement etched indelibly into the Mendoza landscape.
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In 2006, construction of the winery building started, facing East towards the Marchiori Estate. With a minimalist style and simple lines, it is both modern and functional.
