Molinos Collection
Molinos, a small town with a rich history and breathtaking landscapes
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Molinos, a small town with a rich history and breathtaking landscapes. Nestled in the heart of Argentina's Salta province, this charming destination has witnessed significant events throughout time. During the Peninsular War, Molinos became a strategic location for both sides. The echoes of battle can still be felt as you explore its streets. Imagine the sound of six French drums echoing through these narrow alleys, reminding us of the fierce conflicts that once took place here. Today, Molinos is not only known for its historical significance but also for its cultural treasures. The James Turrel Museum stands proudly amidst the vineyards of Bodega Coloma© winery. This unique combination creates an enchanting atmosphere where art and nature intertwine harmoniously. Speaking of Bodega Colome© winery, it holds more than just artistic wonders; it boasts exceptional wines too. Savor a glass of Malbec wine while gazing at the picturesque vineyards stretching as far as the eye can see – truly a feast for all senses. The vineyard itself tells stories through its diverse grape varieties. Torrontes grapes thrive here, representing Argentina's autochthonous variety and adding to Molinos' viticultural heritage. As autumn arrives in Molinos, the Bodega Colome winery estancia transforms into an idyllic retreat surrounded by vibrant colors. Take a stroll among lavender flowers blooming in their garden or admire them alongside towering cardon cacti – nature's masterpiece blending seamlessly with human craftsmanship. Inside Bodega Colome winery lies another intriguing feature: signs indicating elevation differences in meters. These markers remind visitors that they are standing on hallowed ground where every meter represents dedication and passion poured into crafting exquisite wines. While exploring Europe may seem worlds away from Molinos, there is an unexpected connection between these two continents. In Castile-La Mancha region's Toledo lies Ruta de Don Quijote, where it is mentioned.