In 2001, Donald Hess decided to found Argentina’s oldest winery. He, a Swiss known worldwide for being a successful wine entrepreneur, already having vineyards in the United States, Australia and South Africa, but wanted to settle in South America. He went to Chile, but he found it too similar to Switzerland and without a story to tell, something he did discover on this other side of the mountain range. After discarding Mendoza, he fell in love with the Valles calchaquíes, in Salta, and changed his face…