Manos Negras operates in Uco Valley, Mendoza's high-altitude wine region known for structured reds and mineral precision. The winery produces Malbec and Pinot Noir, both central to Argentina's modern wine identity. The Artesano Malbec and Artesano Pinot Noir represent the core of their portfolio, wines that have drawn assessment from Wine Enthusiast, Wine Advocate, Wine Spectator, Decanter, and Falstaff. Uco Valley's elevation and terroir—marked by significant diurnal temperature swings and rocky soils—shape the character of wines from this region: Malbec gains depth and dark fruit intensity, while Pinot Noir develops the silky tannin structure and aromatic complexity the variety demands. The Malbec Stone Soil Select reflects the region's geological signature. These wines sit at the intersection of Mendoza's established strengths and contemporary winemaking precision.