In 1873 Sami Flichman, a polish immigrant, established himself in Barrancas, Maipú. As a visionary pioneer, he developed the first vineyards in a depression formed by the Mendoza River.

Around 1910, the Flichman family inaugurated the property under the name of Finca Flichman. It was in 1998 when Sogrape, a portuguese viticultural group (owned by the Guedes family) acquired Finca Flichman. With a team of professionals and international consultants, a strategic plan concerning production and development was created. The original winery, surrounded by its vineyards, was restored, enlarged and equipped with the most advanced technology. Finca Flichman has 950 hectares of vineyards, whose grapes come from the 360 hectares planted with noble varieties. Its vineyards stretch over two regions in Mendoza: Barrancas, at 700 meters above sea level, and the privileged Tupungato area, at 1,100 meters.