Camino del Inca operates in Cafayate Valley, the southernmost subregion of Salta's Calchaqui Valley in Argentina. The high-altitude terroir of this corner of northwestern Argentina produces distinctive white wines, particularly Torrontés—a varietal that thrives in the region's intense sun and cool nights. The winery's Torrontés expresses the aromatic, crisp character typical of the grape, with the mineral precision that Cafayate's limestone-rich soils impart. Wine Enthusiast, Wine Advocate, and Wine Spectator have all assessed the winery's output, reflecting its standing among serious wine critics.