The history of Terrazas de los Andes began in 1898 with Sotero Arizu, one of the pioneers of Argentine viticulture, who built a winery in the heart of Perdriel, facing the impressive Cordon del Plata. In In 1952, Renaud Poirier, winemaker for Moët & Chandon, went to Argentina to look for vineyards with high potential and found them in Mendoza, at the foot of the Andes Mountains.

Bodegas Chandon was founded in 1959 and renamed Terrazas de los Andes in 1999 with the restoration of the original winery and the creation of Cheval des Andes with Château Cheval Blanc. 2009 marks the fiftieth anniversary of the estate.

The Terrazas de los Andes winery has implemented an environmentally friendly agriculture: 100% of the water used in the vineyards is recycled and the irrigation system is natural with water from the melting Andean snow. It is certified by the ISO14001 environmental standard.