Trivento means three winds: The Polar, Zonda and Sudestada winds that blow across the sunny and arid land of Mendoza. The history of Trivento begins in 1996, year in which the company starts its activities in Mendoza -the  main wine-growing region of Argentina and worldwide recognized as the 8th wine capital. The first acquisition was a small-sized winery and vineyard located in Maipú, named "Los Vientos". In 2005, the company established its Integrated Terroir Wines Program, which maintains that the quality of its wines begins in the vineyard and it also reaffirms its commitment to the growth of high-end wines. Currently, the collection of terroirs includes eight vineyards located in Uco Valley, Luján-Maipú Oasis and Eastern Oasis. They have been carefully selected, with a wide variety of topographies and microclimates for the cultivation of numerous grape varieties.

The winery is equipped with state-of-the-art technology and boasts an air-conditioned room housing French and American oak barrels. Trivento has become the Argentine wine brand with the largest international distribution, reaching more than 100 destinations across the globe.