The story of Constantinos and Silvina Krontiras, owners of Krontiras Wines, is truly a remarkable tale that brings together two cultures — Greek and Argentine — through their shared passion for wine. Originating from Greece and Argentina, respectively, Constantino and Silvina connected not only through love but through a dream of creating something unique that would reflect both their backgrounds.
Their shared passion for wine and deep respect for nature led them to establish Krontiras Wines in Mendoza, Argentina, specifically in the heart of Luján de Cuyo, a region known for its rich wine culture.
The winery they founded is a reflection of their love, blending the Greek principles of balance and harmony with the authenticity and warmth of the Argentine land. In the winemaking process, they have committed to biodynamic viticulture, a sustainable and environmentally friendly approach that nurtures both the earth and the vines.
This approach is rooted in respecting natural cycles and fostering biodiversity. Constantino and Silvina believe that the health of their land is best maintained through a harmonious relationship between plants, animals, and the environment.
At Bodegas Krontiras, the relationship between the soil, animals, and vines is central to their philosophy. Animals such as cows, sheep, and horses are essential to maintaining the vineyard’s ecosystem, contributing to soil fertility without relying on chemicals.
In every bottle of Krontiras wine, you can feel the influence of the natural world—whether it’s the Andean breeze, the Mendoza sun, or the vibrant ecosystem that sustains the vineyards. Each wine tells a chapter of their personal and professional journey, highlighting their deep commitment to the land and to each other.
This story exemplifies how passion, culture, and nature can combine to create a unique and lasting legacy in the world of winemaking
