Bodegas Lustau - East India Solera Sherry with native plantings surrounding the

with native plantings surrounding the vineyards to provide food and refuge for native fauna

The Calchaqui valley is bordered by 2 mountain ranges–the Quilmes to the west and the Aconquija to the east

Their marriage coincided with the arrival of the Phylloxera plague in Spain

Wines made from these grapes introduced the winery to international audiences

Any additives used are listed on the label

Bodegas Lustau - East India Solera Sherry with native plantings surrounding theThe origins of Emilio Lustau S. A. date back to 1896, when Mr. Jos Ruiz Berdejo, a secretary to the Court of Justice, started cultivating the vines of the familys state, Nuestra Seora de la Esperanza, in his spare time. With these humble beginnings he made wines which were then sold on to larger Sherry producers. This business role in the production of Sherry is traditionally designated as almacenista or stock keeper. In 1931, his daughter, Mara Ruiz