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Agustín Lanús es ingeniero agrónomo argentino y sommelier, tiene un máster en Ciencia de la Vitivinicultura y Enología del respetado programa Vinifera EuroMaster, habiendo completando sus estudios en Montpellier y Burdeos, Francia y en Asti, Italia.
Antes y después de completar su maestría en el programa europeo más prestigioso para la elaboración de vino, Agustín trabajó en bodegas de todo el mundo, incluido Ceretto (Alba, Italia); Chateau Beychevelle (Burdeos, Francia); Rutini (Tupungato, Argentina); Bodega Burdigala (Toro, España); Lurton (Douro, Portugal); y KWV (Paarl, Sudáfrica).
En 2013, Agustín viaja a la provincia de Salta, Argentina, con un objetivo específico: explorar los micro terruños únicos que se encuentran en las regiones de extrema altura del Valle Calchaquí.
Estos terruños, que van desde los 1.650 a los 3.100 metros sobre el nivel del mar, albergan algunos de los viñedos más altos del mundo (ver mapa) . En contraste, los viñedos comerciales más altos de Europa se encuentran a 1.300 metros.
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Agustín Lanús is an Argentine Agricultural Engineer, Sommelier and Master of Science in Viticulture and Oenology from the highly respected Vinifera EuroMaster program, completing his studies in Montpellier and Bordeaux, France and in Asti, Italy.
Before and after completing his master’s degree in Europe’s most prestigious wine-making program, Agustin worked in wineries around the world, including Ceretto, Alba, Italy; Chateau Beychevelle, Bordeaux, France; Rutini, Tupungato, Argentina; Bodega Burdigala, Toro, Spain; Lurton, Douro, Portugal; KWV, Paarl, South Africa.
In 2006 Agustin traveled to to the upper Calchaqui Valley Argentina for the first time with the specific goal of learning more about the unique micro-terroirs found at extreme altitudes. These terroirs, ranging from 1,650 to 3,100 meters above sea level, host some of the highest vineyards in the world (see map). By contrast, the highest commercial vineyards in Europe are found at 1,300 meters.
Since then he has produced wine, as well as helped develop and manage vineyards, in all the three of the provinces which touch the Valley: Salta, Tucuman and Santa Maria. Today Agustin lives with his family in the fast growing wine producing town of Cafayate, Salta Province, headquarters of Agustin Lanus Wines and Bad Brothers Wine Experience, our popular wine bar and restaurant.
