Classic and historical area where they settled some of Mendoza 's older and more important cellars originally.

It embraces the Departments of Maipú and Luján fundamentally of Whose, to those that it is necessary to also add Godoy Cruz and Guaymallén for their vicinity and community of characters.

The establishments in the region began in the second half of the XIX century, but, given the characteristic general desérticas of the area and the lack of rains, the watering was due for flood through a leafy net of canals (small channels that today is still observed in Mendoza 's own city) that distributed the water captured in the river Mendoza .

The lands should be evened neatly to favor the glide. The properties had watering shifts (something even effective), with the watering" "right even consigned in the titles of property.

The floors are organically poor and sedimentary, of origin aluvional. The sanity is excellent.

In those approximately 25.000 have planted they prevail the grapes inks highly, especially the famous Malbec.

Among the historical cellars they figure The Rural one, Santa Ana, Norton, Escorihuela, López, former Giol, Cabrini, I Cough, etc.

Mendoza's city is the political, economic and social center of this area, with infinity of tourist, sport and artistic attractiveness; a wide range of comforts and rates for lodging, and a very diverse gastronomic offer that facilitates the regional specialties and the Argentinean table typical general.