Join us

Tuesday, February 25th, 7:00pm, 

An evening with Argentina’s El Enemigo Winery

hosted by Master Sommelier, Juaquin Diaz!

$10/person

$5/person will be credited back with

 a minimum purchase the evening of the event.

Additional discounts will also be given with minimum purchases!

Please act fast as tickets will sell out quickly

The wines of El Enemigo are a tribute to those internal battles that make us who we are, brought to fruition by Owner/Winemaker, Alejandro Vigil, and his wife, historian, Adrianna Catena who share a love of wine and reach back in time to capture the era when European immigrants first settled in Argentina. These settlers sought to make wines as fine, and finer, than those of their old homeland. By 1936, Malbec and Petit Verdot were the most widely planted fine varietals in Argentina, their blend considered the ultimate in refinement and aging potential.

El Enemigo is produced at BESA, located in the Vista Flores district in Tunuyán, Mendoza. The facility is named for the unique aspect of Mendoza’s high-altitude winemaking region nestled in the foothills of the Andes Mountains. 

Alejandro Vigil is a soil expert, winemaker, and agronomist. In addition to his own El Enemigo, he is the Chief Winemaker at Bodega Catena Zapata, the former head of the soil division at Argentina’s Wine Institute, and the former head of the soil division of INTA.

Adrianna Catena is the daughter of the famed Nicolás Catena. She has a Master’s Degree in Early Modern Iberian Atlantic history from the University of Oxford. Her dream is to continue the family legacy of winemaking while pursuing a passion for history and writing from a cottage surrounded by vineyards in the Argentine Andes.