Bodega Norton, Winery in Perdriel, Argentina
Bodega Norton is a winery in Perdriel that spreads across multiple vineyard sections in the Mendoza region, uniting several growing areas under one operation. The property includes production buildings, cellars, and visitor areas designed for tours and tastings.
A British immigrant founded this winery in 1895 and brought grape varieties from France to establish winemaking in Mendoza. This marked the start of commercial wine production in this Argentine region.
The winery carries its founder's name and reflects European traditions that took deep root in Mendoza. Visitors can see how French winemaking practices merged with local customs to shape the region's identity.
The property welcomes visitors most days for guided tours and tastings in the production areas. It is best to arrive in the morning and arrange in advance, as tours are conducted in groups.
Some grapevines on the grounds are over 80 years old and continue to shape the wine's character. These ancient plants are considered the vineyard's most valuable asset and receive special care.
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