In 1908, two young Italians — Nazzareno Savina (Nareno) and Sebastiano Accorrà (Tiano) — left their homeland to start a new life in Argentina. Settling in Mendoza at the foot of the Andes, they devoted themselves to vine cultivation and helped shape the foundations of what would become one of the world’s great wine regions.

A century later, their grandson Ariel Savina, together with Didier Depond (president of Champagne Salon & Delamotte) and renowned winemaker Roberto de la Mota, revived this legacy. After years of meticulous work, the first vintage of Tiano & Nareno was released in 2010.

Produced only in exceptional years and in extremely limited quantities — just 6,000 bottles annually — Travesía 1908 quickly became one of South America’s rarest and most sought-after wines, a tribute to Tiano & Nareno’s pioneering spirit.