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THE 10 BEST Mendoza Wine Tasting Tours

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1. Half Day Winery Tour

2. Prestigious wineries of Uco Valley-luxury tasting & gourmet lunch

3. Tour Aconcagua Park in Small Group from Mendoza with Barbecue Lunch

4. Catena Zapata Winery + Paired Lunch at El Enemigo Winery. Transportation included.

5. Tasting in two wineries + full lunch. Transfer included

6. Private Tour Vinicola Salentein + La Azul with Lunch. Transport

7. Private Argentine Barbecue Experience with Winery Visits

8. Mendoza Full day wine and olive winery tour

9. Visit Trapiche+Lunch El Enemigo (Michelin). Private transfer

10. El Enemigo Winery+Lunch in Angélica Zapata. Transfer included

11. Tour autoguiado en bicicleta por Luján de Cuyo (Mendoza)

12. Organic, biodynamic and natural wine tasting class

13. El Enemigo Tasting + Lunch in Santa Julia de Zuccardi

14. Malbec & Mountain Uco Valley Private Wine Tour with Gourmet Lunch

15. Vistalba Winery + Susana Balbo Lunch. (Michelin Guide) Transfer inc

16. Horseback ride through vineyards followed by gourmet lunch

17. Visit El Enemigo Winery+Lunch Antigal Winery.Transfer included

18. Renacer Winery Experience

19. Tour of 3 Uco Valley Wineries. Private transport

20. Desgustación Domaine Bousquet+Almuerzo en Ruda. Transfer privado

21. Private Transfer Vinicolas Lujan de Cuyo / Maipu

22. Uco Valley - Altitud Vines

23. Tastings and lunch at the Uco Valley wineries!

24. Transfer to Salentein Uco Valley with Lunch and Visit

25. Tastings and lunch in Maipú! One of the oldest regions of Mendoza

26. Exclusive Luján de Cuyo Wine Tour

27. Wine Tour with Lunch from Mendoza

28. Lujan Deluxe - Full day - Premium Wine Tour with Gourmet Lunch

29. Knowing the land of Malbec, tasting wine and lunch in Luján de Cuyo

30. Chandon+Lunch Quimera Bistro (Michelin Guide).Private transfer

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The BEST Mendoza Wine Tour: A Complete Guide

Mendoza is the heart of Argentina’s wine region and is renowned for its delicious Malbec wines.

Many connoisseurs from around the world, even from France where Malbec originated, visit this very region to experience a Medonza Wine Tour and to get a taste of Argentinian Malbec from the many different bodegas.

In saying that, Mendoza is not all just about the wine – it also boasts the surrounding Andes mountains including the highest peak on the American continent, large volcanoes, flowing rivers, thriving olive plantations, and cultural tradition.

As a surprise to most, I am a bit of a wine connoisseur myself and could not pass up the opportunity to spend a day in the vineyards, tasting the best Mendoza wines.

I have put together this Mendoza Wine Tour guide based on my own experience to give you an idea of what you can expect too.

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MENDOZA WINE TOURS

To get the most out of your visit to the best Mendoza wineries, I recommend booking a Mendoza Wine Tour with a reputable tour company.

I personally joined an 11-day tour with Tucan Travel covering the highlights of Chile, Argentina, and Brazil, which included a full day exploring the Mendoza wine region.

Click Here to see the full itinerary of the 11-Day Highlights of Chile, Argentina, and Brazil Tour.

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WHAT TO EXPECT ON THE MENDOZA WINE TOUR

Our day began with a hotel pick-up from Mendoza at around 9 am and we were greeted by our tour guide on board the minivan.

The first stop on the wine tour was the Sin Fin Winery (also known as Bodega Sin Fin) a short twenty-minute drive from Mendoza city.

Bodega Sin Fin is a family-run company dating back to 1975 when they planted their first-ever grapevines.

Sin Fin not only grows and produces wine but they are now known as one of the best locations for wine tasting in Mendoza!

Inside the winery, a lovely Sin Fin employee took us on a short guided tour around the factory and the cellar before sitting us down to start the tasting of their very own Sin Fin wines.

From white wines to red wines and of course the world-renowned Malbec, it was a great way to start the morning. It’s never too early for a drink, right?!

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THE OLIVE FARM

From here our tour continued to a nearby olive farm and olive oil factory.

Again, we were given a short tour of the factory explaining how they make olive oil, virgin olive oil, and extra virgin olive oil.

The entire process of olives being harvested, washed, and then pressed into oil is really quite impressive and something I had no knowledge of previously.

The best part was the free olive oil tasting on freshly baked bread at the end of the tour!

LUNCHTIME ON THE TOUR

By now we were a mob of hungry heads and the tour continued from the olive farm to another gorgeous vineyard to have some food.

When we arrived I was in awe of the beautiful countryside that surrounded our lunch location, complemented by the Andes mountains in the backdrop!

A traditional Argentinian feast was dished up along with more complimentary wine tastings.

Feeling completely full and satisfied, and almost on the verge of napping, our group sat around chatting for some time as our food digested.

A stroll through the vineyards after lunch was an option for those who weren’t too stuffed.

I used this opportunity to fly my drone and get a birds-eye perspective of the Mendoza wine region.

The wine tour ended here, though we all bought a few bottles of wine to take back to the hotel and continued the fiesta!

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WHERE TO STAY IN MENDOZA

Mendoza has hundreds of accommodation options to choose from, so I have narrowed it down to the best places to stay to fit the needs of budget backpackers and luxury travelers.

See the list of accommodations below that I personally recommend.

Luxury:  Sheraton Mendoza Hotel

The 5-star Sheraton Hotel in Mendoza features a top-floor restaurant with 360-degree views of the city and Andes mountain ranges, an indoor swimming pool, a health club, free wifi, and breakfast is included.

The rooms are spacious, modern, stylish, and perfect for couples wishing to stretch their budget a little.

Mid Range:  Argentino Hotel

Centrally located, this 3-star hotel features a swimming pool, an outdoor terrace, and a restaurant.

The rooms are stylish, air-conditioned, and free wifi is included. A buffet breakfast is also available for all guests.

Budget:  Malbec Hostel Central

If hostels are your jam, then Malbec Central Hostel is your best pick. Close to the city center, this accommodation features an outdoor pool, modern rooms, and free wifi.

Choose from either a dorm room, single room, double room, triple room, or quadruple room. Perfect for solo travelers, or groups of friends looking for a cheap place to stay.

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Best wine tours in Mendoza

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Why Visit Mendoza?

Wine tasting tours in Mendoza combine high-class restaurants, art and culture, bicycle rides, cooking classes, and even the possibility of harvesting or crafting your own blend. Home to the World's Best Vineyard for the last 3 years running it's also one of the 11 Great Wine Capitals of the world! Oh, and did we mention Malbec...? Surrounded by the incredible vistas of the Andes and an expanse of high-altitude fresh air, Mendoza is truly a dream wine destination.

The wine and food industry in Mendoza is changing at an incredible pace, with new restaurants, wineries, and winemaking methods being pioneered every single day. You'll find boutique wineries still using original 100-year-old vines alongside futuristic wineries where concrete eggs sit side by side with ancient amphorae ... and do we even need to mention how stunning the views are? Mendoza is the most important winemaking region in Argentina, producing almost two thirds of the country's entire wine quota, and some of the most well-known names in Argentina can be visited here, including world-famous Catena Zapata and Familia Zuccardi . 

WINE TASTING TOURS IN MENDOZA

There are three main wine regions in Mendoza to visit; the Eastern region  Maipu  (the oldest region),  Lujan de Cuyo  (just south of the city and considered the premier Malbec zone) and the  Uco Valley  (80 km south and home to Mendoza's highest altitude vineyards, right at the base of the Andes). Each is very different to the last and wine lovers will find it well worth spending at least one day in each place. Wine travellers can choose from a vast array of wine tours in Mendoza including private and group wine tasting tours, wine tours by horseback or by bike, wine, and food pairing tours, and Argentine cooking classes. Click here to find the best wine tasting tours in Mendoza ! 

FOOD TASTING EXPERIENCES IN MENDOZA

Foodies will also delight in the gourmet tours on offer in Mendoza. You can learn how to cook Asado, the traditional Argentine BBQ, empanadas and a whole host of other local cuisine. You'll find a plethora of outstanding world-class restaurants within the wine estates themselves. And within Mendoza, more world-class restaurants sit alongside cool sidewalk cafes and busy bistros. Lunches here are long, leisurely and fuelled by copious amounts of local wine!

MORE REASONS TO VISIT MENDOZA

Mendoza City is a small but cosmopolitan destination with great nightlife and a relaxed country vibe. The historical center provides plenty of sights and museums, including the Museo del Area Fundacional on Pedro del Castillo Square and the Museo Nacional del Vino, which is a great place to get to grips with Argentine wine culture before you head out to the winelands to see everything in action! A little further outside the city is the Casa de Fader, an 1890 mansion once home to artist Fernando Fader that now houses a permanent exhibition of his artwork. However, perhaps Mendoza City's greatest asset is its perfect position as a base for heading out to tour the area's amazing wineries and taking part in adventure sports in and around Aconcagua National Park. 

WINERIST INSIDER TIP. If you happen to be in the region during September, we thoroughly recommend that you check out Tango Through the Vines, where each year, the Ministry of Culture and Tourism of Mendoza and Bodegas de Argentina put on a series of tango performances all around Mendoza at locations such as museums, wineries, theatres, hotels and restaurants. The festival lasts twelve days and is an absolute must if you are in the vicinity.

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Enjoy wine and adventure with MendozaWineExperience

We invite you to visit Mendoza, the 8th Wine Capital of the World!!!

We propose an unforgettable experience, to please your senses. Visit the most important wineries of Mendoza , walk in their vineyards, learn their stories, philosophies and taste their wines, surrounded by extraordinary landscapes. We don’t just want you to see the culture of Mendoza, but rather experience all that Mendoza has to offer you.

Mendoza is a naturally beautiful destination … Of course the landscape is incredible.

The wineries here are excellent…. And the wine is wonderful, obviously..

However, we did not create the city, the scenery, the mountains, the wine, nor the vineyards. Our job consists in organizing, planning, and learning all we can about our region to offer you the best experience. What we at Mendoza Wine Experience want is to help you make the most of your time, combining all of these elements in the best possible way so that you have memories to take home!

Mendoza Wine Experience awaits you and welcomes you!

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Deluxe wine experience

Looking for an upscale wine experience where we include the best of the best? This is our most exclusive experience , an all-private day with the wineries receiving you as a special guest.

While Mendoza is famous for Malbec, the winemakers here have fine-tuned their traditional knowledge with new technology, applying their craft also to other varietals and blends, and have turned the Mendoza Wine Country into a world class wine and culinary destination .

On your Icon Wine Tour we go all out when it comes to the wine tastings, and explore both: Mendoza’s majestic, profoundly complex Malbecs and Malbec Blends, as well as the unique expressions of Cabernet Sauvignon, Cab Franc and other varietals from our terroir.

After two private tastings including limited editions, icon wines and sometimes older vintages , your wine experience will be rounded off with an upgraded gourmet wine pairing lunch at the third winery, usually Bodega Lagarde or Finca Decero.

• Available from Monday to Friday.
• All-private exclusive experience.
• Starts 8:30am and returns around 5:30pm.

Price US$ 395 per person (2 – 3 people) US$ 375 per person (4 – 5 people) US$ 355 per person (6 – 8 people)

What’s included?

• 3 wineries in two regions: Maipú and Luján de Cuyo
• Pulling out all the stops : highest wine quality
• Limited editions and older vintage wines
• Masterful wine pairing lunch. (Dietary restrictions can be accommodated.)
• English-speaking knowledgeable friendly wine hosts

Av. Sarmiento 647, 5500 Mendoza, Argentina

+54 9261 6819171

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Best Mendoza Wineries to Visit for Wine Tasting in 2024

Best Wineries, Wine Tours & Tasting Experiences in Mendoza Argentina

Argentina is a country that is extremely diverse. From the glaciers of Patagonia, to the deserts of Salta, this country offers so many different stunning landscapes and cities across a large stretch of territory. Though the country may offer various cultures and sceneries, one thing that Argentines everywhere agree on is their love for their wine! So much so that wine is designated by the government as the official beverage of Argentina.

When it comes to regions, Mendoza is by far the most famous for wine tasting Argentine style. But lesser known regions such as Salta and Patagonia are just as beautiful to visit and offer the same level of quality wine. In this article, we are going to focus on some of the best wineries in Mendoza that should be on your Argentina wine tasting itinerary.

Getting to and around Mendoza

The ideal airport to fly into when traveling to Mendoza, Argentina, is the Governor Francisco Gabrielli International Airport, commonly known as El Plumerillo Airport. This airport is located just a few miles from the city center and offers regular flights from Buenos Aires and other South American cities. If traveling from the US, you may need to connect in Buenos Aires or Santiago, Chile, before arriving in Mendoza.

Transportation

Once you arrive at the airport, you can easily take a taxi or hire a private driver to get to your accommodations in Mendoza .

Taxis are readily available outside the airport, but be sure to negotiate the price beforehand. Another option is to rent a car , which can be a convenient way to explore the wineries and vineyards in the region. However, be aware that driving in Argentina can be challenging, and it’s recommended to have a GPS or a detailed map.

The official currency in Argentina is the Argentine peso (ARS). Credit cards are widely accepted in Mendoza, especially in hotels, restaurants, and wineries. However, it’s always a good idea to have some cash on hand for small purchases or tips. ATMs are available throughout the city, but be aware that some ATMs may have withdrawal limits or fees.

Spanish is the official language in Argentina, but English is widely spoken in tourist areas, including Mendoza. However, it’s always a good idea to learn some basic Spanish phrases before traveling to Argentina, especially if you plan to explore rural areas or interact with locals. In general, the people in Mendoza are friendly and welcoming to visitors, so don’t be afraid to ask for help or recommendations.

Mendoza Wine Tours

If you don’t feel like driving, there are several “grape” options to embark on guided wine tours throughout Mendoza.

Barricatours offers a private tour and comfortable transport to various wineries throughout Mendoza with hotel pickup and dropoff. They also include a fantastic lunch experience with local wine pairings.

Kahuak Tours offers a similar full-day experience for a bit less of a price tag, though it’s not private. Despite this, it’s still a very highly-rated tour, includes lunch, hotel pickup and drop-off, and in addition to wine tasting, you’ll stop at an olive oil factory to sample local flavors.

For the luxurious Winetraveler, e mbark on a full-day wine tour of the Uco Valley with Mendoza Andes 4×4 / The Tintos . This exclusive tour will take you off the beaten path to three distinct wineries, each showcasing their own unique terroir. Avoid the crowds and enjoy a more intimate experience as you learn about the winemaking process and sample a variety of wines. The tour culminates with a gourmet lunch, prepared by a talented chef at a 5-star resort, set against the breathtaking backdrop of the Tupungato volcano. Indulge in a wine pairing as you savor the delicious flavors of the region.

Active travelers will appreciate this half-day guided bike tour also from Kahuak . Led by a knowledgeable local guide, pedal through picturesque vineyards while learning about the winemaking process of one of South America’s most famous wine regions. Immerse yourself in the fresh air and scenic views as you cycle past rolling hills and lush landscapes. Along the way, enjoy multiple tastings of locally produced wines and savor a delicious lunch featuring traditional Argentine specialties. The tour includes convenient hotel pickup and drop-off.

Top Mendoza Wineries to Visit for Wine Tasting

Bodega kaiken.

Roque Sáenz Peña 5516, Mendoza, Argentina

+54 261 525-0018

Visitors can taste wines at Kaiken any day they are open without a reservation, making this winery an easy stop in Mendoza. The winery was built in 1920, giving it some historical context. Kaiken is a brand under the iconic Montes Wines out of Chile, so the quality level is high for the value of wine. Malbec is the main grape you’ll find at this winery but ask about the Brut Sparkling Wine made in the traditional method with Pinot Noir and Chardonnay grapes, or the Estate Malbec Rosé for something a little different.

While visiting the property, you can choose from several different tasting options from basic to premium, as well as tours around the vineyard and Feng Shui winery. Additionally, there are other activities on site such as a vineyard picnic option and a blending game where you can make your own wine!

Bodega Catena Zapata

Cobos S/N, M5509 Luján de Cuyo, Mendoza, Argentina

+54 261 413-1100

About a thirty-five-minute drive from Kaiken is the world-renowned Bodega Catena Zapata . Founded in 1902, Bodega Catena Zapata is credited with being one of the pioneering wineries in Argentina’s Mendoza region and for putting Malbec on the map as an Argentine specialty. Family-owned and operated, Catena Zapata is led today by Nicolás Catena and Laura Catena, the third and fourth generations, respectively, of this iconic Argentine winemaking family.

Visiting Catena Zapata requires making a reservation by inquiring on their website . The winery offers three types of tours: The Catena Pyramid Visit , which includes a tasting of three high-end wines and a walk-through of the barrel room for $30 ; the Renaissance of Malbec Visit , which is a tour based on the history of Malbec and includes a barrel tasting in addition to four high-end wines, cheese and charcuterie for $100 ; and the Adrianna Vineyard Grand Cru Visit , which is a tour based on the famous Adrianna Vineyard, including a vineyard tour and a barrel tasting of five exclusive wines along with tapas for $150 .

Of note, Catena Zapata recently opened Angélica – Cocina Maestra, on February 10th, 2023. It is a “wine first” experience that reimagines the pairing experience, where diners start with a choice of wine menus, each a flight of five wines, and their flight is then paired with 10 dishes. Led by the ‘wine chefs’ – Nicolás Catena, Alejandro Vigil, and Laura Catena – the restaurant puts wine at the center of the dining experience. The restaurant is named after Angélica Zapata, family matriarch and education pioneer who was headmistress of the local country school. The building recreates a traditional Italian borgo village, paying homage to the Catena family’s roots. The restaurant has a dining capacity of 38 seats with a 10-course menu, and it is the first restaurant endeavor from Nicolás Catena, Laura Catena, and winemaker Alejandro Vigil.

Domaine Bousquet

RP89 km. 7, M5561 Tupungato, Mendoza, Argentina

+54 261 532-0896

A little over an hour from the city center area of Mendoza in the Tupungato Valley on a property surrounded by unspoiled nature is Argentina’s leading organic winery, Domaine Bousquet . Visiting this property used to mean a step back in time, but the winery now has a dirt road, instead of a dirt track, and electricity, in addition to the top-rated, 35-seat Gaia Restaurant, which focuses heavily on local, organic ingredients made into culinary creations by Tupungato-born and-raised, New York-trained Chef Adrian Baggio. Staying true to its principles of quality organic wines, Domaine Bousquet is very much an authentic Argentine winery experience with world-class flare.

Reservations are recommended for both the tour and tasting and dining in the restaurant on site, but the atmosphere is welcoming and friendly. Domaine Bousquet is a French-inspired Argentine winery producing Argentina’s first organic wines of value and quality.

Bodegas Salentein

GQ32+M2 Los Arboles de Villegas, Tupungato, Mendoza, Argentina

+54 261 554-7902

Bodegas Salentein is a winery located in the heart of the Uco Valley, one of the most prestigious wine regions in Argentina. The winery is renowned for its innovative wine tasting experiences, unique architecture, and stunning surroundings. It’s situated in a valley surrounded by mountains, offering breathtaking views of the Andes.

The winery was established in 1996 by Dutch businessman Mijndert Pon, who was inspired by the natural beauty of the region and the potential for producing high-quality wines. The winery has since gained international recognition for its wines, which are made using sustainable and organic farming practices.

Visitors to Bodegas Salentein can enjoy a variety of wine tasting experiences, including tours of the vineyards and cellar, tastings of their award-winning wines, and food pairings. The winery’s “Wine & Dine” experience is particularly popular, as it pairs their wines with local cuisine, offering visitors a taste of Argentina’s rich culinary culture.

One of the standout features of Bodegas Salentein is its architecture, which was designed by the renowned architects Eliana Bormida & Mario Yanzon. The winery is built into the side of a hill, with a series of tunnels and underground cellars. The striking design of the winery is a blend of modern and traditional elements, with the use of natural materials like stone and wood.

Winetravelers have recently praised Bodegas Salentein for its stunning location, the quality of the wines, and knowledgeable and friendly staff. Visitors to the winery can also explore the surrounding area, which includes hiking trails, horseback riding, and other outdoor activities. 

Bodega Septima

Ruta Internacional n 7 km 1061, M5509 Agrelo, Mendoza, Argentina

+54 261 609-2869

Located approximately 25 km southwest of the city of Mendoza you can find Bodega Septima. It was established in 1999 and is part of the Codorníu Raventós group, which has a long history of winemaking dating back to the 16th century.

The winery is situated on a hillside, offering stunning views of the surrounding vineyards and mountains. Visitors to Bodega Septima can enjoy guided tours of the vineyards, as well as wine tastings paired with local cheeses and meats. The tasting room features floor-to-ceiling windows, offering panoramic views of the vineyards and the Andes mountains. Visitors can also take a tour of the cellar, which features traditional oak barrels and state-of-the-art stainless steel tanks.

Bodega Septima is particularly well-known for its Malbec wines, which are made using grapes grown at high altitude in the Uco Valley. The winery also produces other varieties such as Cabernet Sauvignon, Chardonnay, and Syrah, among others.

Septima also offers a range of other activities, including bike tours, horseback riding, and hot air balloon rides, making it an excellent destination for travelers looking for a unique and memorable experience in Mendoza.

Bodega Ruca Malen

Ruta Nacional 7 Km. 1059, Luján de Cuyo, Mendoza, Argentina

Bodega Ruca Malen is a winery located in the Lujan de Cuyo region of Mendoza, Argentina. The winery was founded in 1998 and is known for producing high-quality wines using sustainable and organic farming practices.

One of the standout features of Bodega Ruca Malen is its unique wine tasting experiences. The winery offers a variety of options, including a blending workshop where visitors can create their own blend of wine. During this experience, visitors are taken on a tour of the vineyards and cellar, where they learn about the different grape varieties and the winemaking process. They then get to taste various wines and use their newfound knowledge to create their own unique blend, which they can bottle and take home.

In addition to the blending workshop, Bodega Ruca Malen offers traditional wine tastings and food pairings. The winery’s restaurant is particularly popular, offering a range of dishes made with local ingredients that are paired with the winery’s award-winning wines.

Bodega Norton

RP15 km 23, M5509 Perdriel, Mendoza, Argentina

+54 9 261 372-8497

Bodega Norton is one of the oldest and most prestigious wineries in Mendoza, Argentina. The winery was founded in 1895 and has since gained international recognition for its high-quality wines, particularly its Malbec and Cabernet Sauvignon.

RECOMMENDED: Book a Mendoza Wine Tour (including flights) That Includes a Visit to Bodega Norton

Visitors to Bodega Norton can enjoy guided tours of the vineyards, cellar, and production facilities, as well as wine tastings and food pairings. The winery’s restaurant, La Vid, is also highly recommended, offering a range of dishes made with local ingredients that are paired with the winery’s award-winning wines.

In addition to the locale, one of the standout features of Bodega Norton is its architecture, with a mix of traditional and modern elements that reflect the winery’s long history and commitment to innovation.

Winetravelers have recently noted the unique experiences offered at Norton, such as the wine and cheese pairing and the “after-hours” tour of the winery and cellar. Definitely consider adding it to your Mendoza wine tasting list.

Luxury Vineyard Resorts in Mendoza

Why bounce around wine tasting all day when you can do it from the comfort of a luxury wine hotel in Mendoza? Here are some of our top picks to consider using as bases during your next trip to the region.

The Vines Resort and Spa

The Vines Resort and Spa is located in the heart of Mendoza’s Uco Valley, surrounded by vineyards and the majestic Andes mountains. The resort offers many classic wine-focused experiences, including vineyard tours, wine tastings, and food pairings. Adventure travelers can also enjoy hiking, biking, and horseback riding in the surrounding countryside. The resort’s luxurious accommodations and world-class spa make it the perfect place to relax and unwind after a day of exploring.

Casa de Uco Vineyards & Wine Resort

Casa de Uco Vineyards & Wine Resort is a luxurious vineyard resort located in the Uco Valley. It’s set on a 320-acre estate surrounded by vineyards, olive groves, and the majestic Andes mountains. Casa de Uco also provides wine-focused experiences to guests, including tastings and tours of the vineyards and cellar. Guests can also participate in wine blending sessions, where they can create their own unique blend of wine. The resort’s restaurant offers a farm-to-table experience, with ingredients sourced from the resort’s own garden and local producers.

Accommodations on this property are modern and stylish, with floor-to-ceiling windows offering panoramic views of the surrounding vineyards and mountains. Each room and suite features a private terrace, outdoor shower, and luxurious amenities. If you’re the outdoorsy type, there are plenty of hiking, mountain biking, and horseback riding options available at the property.

Cavas Wine Lodge

Cavas Wine Lodge features a world-class wine cellar and restaurant, showcasing the best wines and cuisine from the region. Guests can enjoy private tastings with the Cava’s sommelier or a vineyard tour to learn about the winemaking process. The resort also offers wine-themed activities like grape harvesting, blending workshops, and cooking classes where guests can learn how to prepare traditional Argentine dishes.

The resort’s accommodations are luxurious and spacious, each with a private terrace overlooking the vineyards or mountains. The lodge’s amenities include a spa, infinity pool, and outdoor Jacuzzi, providing guests with the ultimate relaxation experience.

For adventure seekers, and not unlike the other resorts we’ve mentioned, Cavas Wine Lodge offers a variety of outdoor activities such as hiking, horseback riding, and hot air balloon rides over the vineyards. The resort’s location provides easy access to nearby attractions, including Aconcagua Provincial Park and local hot springs.

Not ready to stop wine tasting? Head to Salta

While Malbec still reigns supreme as the most popular and well-known grape coming out of this South American country, another grape has made a name for itself in the northern province of Salta. White wine lovers rejoice, because Argentina’s native Torrontés grape makes for a lovely aromatic and refreshing white wine. Follow the Salta Wine Trail from Salta City down to Cafayate and stop to taste some of the best of Torrontés.

Piattelli Vineyards

While visiting Piattelli Vineyards outside of Cafayate, which sits at 5600 feet above sea level, you will be absolutely amazed at the incredible postcard landscape that surrounds the property. From the high desert mountains to the surrounding vineyards, Piattelli’s Cafayate winery offers arguably one of the most beautiful tasting vistas in the world. Their wines are equally as beautiful. From the Cafayate portfolio, try the Reserve Torrontés grown at almost 6,000 feet. Malbec, Cabernet Sauvignon, and a Malbec-Tannat blend round out the portfolio. Ask about the “Arlene Series” of wines grown high up in the Andes Mountains.

For an added bonus, you can also taste the Mendoza portfolio of Piattelli wines or visit the Mendoza winery during your visit to that region. If you plan on visiting either location, fill out the contact form on the website to schedule a time for your tasting and tour.

Bodega Colomé

Bodega Colomé is not only the oldest winery in Argentina, dating back to 1831, but it is also home to the highest vineyards in the world at around 10,000 feet. The high-altitude vineyards create wines of unique complexity and concentration.

A visit to Colomé will take you way off the beaten path, as it is about three hours from Cafayate, and about a 45-minute to an hour drive from the nearest small town of Molinos. If you visit the estate, it may be best to stay on site at the Estancia Colomé and spend time visiting the eclectic James Turrell art museum on the property.

Colomé has been a part of the Hess family since 2001, and Donald Hess has revitalized the property and made it into one of the most exceptional wineries to visit. From a wine adventure travel standpoint, it is in one of the most remote regions of the world, far from the nearest tourist attraction. For those wine lovers looking to taste some of Argentina’s more classic wines from a modernized historic winery in a beautifully secluded area, Bodega Colomé checks all the boxes.

Winetraveler Tip: Want to stay in Salta (Northern Argentina) during your visit? Take a look at some of the top luxury hotels at these low prices .

Frequently Asked Questions about Visiting Mendoza Wineries

What is the most famous winery in mendoza.

The most famous winery in Mendoza, Argentina’s premier wine region, is Bodega Catena Zapata. Renowned for its exceptional Malbec wines, this iconic winery combines century-old traditions with modern innovation to create a unique and unforgettable experience for visitors and wine enthusiasts alike.

What wine is Mendoza most famous for?

The Mendoza wine region, tucked into the foothills of the Andes, is most famous for its Malbec wines. This full-bodied, rich red wine has gained international acclaim, making Mendoza a must-visit destination for wine lovers worldwide. The region’s high altitude, intense sunlight, and cool nights provide ideal conditions for growing Malbec grapes, resulting in wines with a distinct and unforgettable character.

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How to plan the perfect mendoza wine tour.

The Mendoza Wine Region is nestled at the foothills of the majestic Andes Mountains, with lush vineyards as far as the eye can see. It is one of my favorite wine regions to visit in the world and a fantastic destination for any wine lover who’s interested in learning more about the region and its wine style.

Mendoza is the largest wine region in Argentina , and the wine and the views are simply unbeatable. If you’ve been looking for the perfect wine tasting tour, the beautiful Mendoza wine region will absolutely blow you away.

Our  Discover Wine series focuses on regions of the world that you can visit for wine tasting.

It is comprised of three major wine producing areas: the Uco Valley, Maipu, and Lujan de Cuyo. Each of these growing areas produces slightly different varietals and the wineries have a unique feel that sets it apart from the others.

In order to get a good overview of the region and try some wine from each of the areas, we highly recommend you visit all three areas to see for yourself the changes in terroir and climate, and see the affect those things have on the wine.

With a solid plan for touring Mendoza’s wineries, you’ll be able to do all three areas in just 3-6 days (depending on how many wineries you want to visit in each area and if you have the time to visit at a slower pace, covering each region in 2 days rather than one.)

» Want more? We’ve got a great 3-day itinerary for Mendoza to make your planning easier. Here are the top wineries to visit in Mendoza , and here are the hotels we recommend for a great wine trip in Mendoza.

Where to Stay in Mendoza

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Planning a Mendoza Wine Tour

How to Get to the Mendoza Wine Region

Most flights from the U.S. to Mendoza require a stopover on the way. From LAX (my home airport), stopovers are in Panama or Santiago, Chile. Coming from IAD (Dulles, VA), the stopover is also Panama. No visa is required for U.S. Citizens for a less than 90-day trip.

The airport in Mendoza is only about a 30-40 minute drive from the city and a taxi is the most efficient way to get to your hotel. Taxis to downtown Mendoza from the airport are easily available. The trip to the city center should cost about 2800 ARS (US $10).

Wine Tour Options

I would usually recommend renting a car to do your own wine tour, but that isn’t the way I would suggest you see Mendoza. First of all, the roads are not well marked and it can be very difficult to find your way around to the wineries and they all have very tight security with guards.

Secondly, if you don’t speak Spanish well, you may run into issues getting into the wineries. It’s best to hire a driver. Or better yet, hire a tour guide and get all their expertise and knowledge!

Book a Tour With Borravino

I recommend booking a wine tour with a reputable company, like Borravino . The tour guide, Damian, was born and raised in Mendoza and has a deep knowledge of the wine regions. On his tours, you’ll meet passionate winemakers, explore boutique wineries, and savor the region’s best wine and food.

When you work with Damian, you can decide where to go or have him take care of all the details for you – transportation, appointments, and everything. Book a one-day tour or go all out and have him plan a magical tour of Mendoza, Buenos Aires, Chile’s wine regions, and Uruguay’s wine regions – it’s entirely up to you. I personally recommend booking at least 3 days – one in each area of Mendoza.

If you do contact Damian, please let him know that I referred you or use coupon code SJWINE on his website checkout page. Doing this will earn you free perks like visiting an extra winery or olive mill (for a 1-day tour) or free transfers from airport to hotel (for a 3-day tour).

*We’ve partnered with Borravino to give you a great wine tour option that we know and trust. If you book with them, we will receive a small commission.

1-Day Wine Tour to Any Mendoza Wine Region

Visit three wineries and have a wine-paired lunch at the third.

Price per person: $175 USD for Lujan or Maipu; $215 USD for Uco Valley (all inclusive). There is a 10% discount for groups of 4 to 8 people. Larger groups should discuss the price with Damian. BOOK HERE (Use coupon code SJWINE for a FREE extra winery visit).

3-Day Mendoza Experience Private Wine Tour (Lujan de Cuyo, Maipu & Uco Valley)

Visit all 3 of Mendoza’s well-known wine regions: Lujan de Cuyo, Maipu, and Uco Valley. Each day you’ll visit 3 wineries (a mix of old and new, big and small), with a wine paired lunch at one of the wineries.

Price per person: $565 USD (all inclusive). BOOK HERE (use coupon code SJWINE for a FREE extra winery visit).

7-day Local Immersion in Argentina’s Hidden Gems (Buenos Aires & Mendoza)

Spend 2 nights/3days in Buenos Aires and 4 nights/5 days in Mendoza. Transfers, hotels, dinners are included. Discover the city, neighborhoods, and iconic landmarks. Then transfer to Mendoza for a personalized wine tour of the three regions of Mendoza, paired with traditional Argentine cuisine. Price includes accommodation for couples, all private transportation, all activities, wine tours, city tours, lunches, and wine tasting. 

Price per person: $1848 USD. BOOK HERE (use coupon code SJWINE for a FREE welcome dinner)

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“Each of our experiences planned by Damian were perfect – great wine, great views, friendly people! We had a wonderful time in Mendoza and Uruguay and cannot recommend this experience enough! 🙂 By Caitlyn Miller on Apr 20, 2022.”

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Top Tips for Mendoza

By keeping these tips in mind, you can ensure a well-planned and enjoyable wine tasting trip to Mendoza.

• Plan Your Visits : Limit your visits to three to four wineries per day to fully appreciate each experience. During wine tasting sessions, you’ll receive generous pours, and if you participate in a wine pairing meal, you can expect to taste five to six glasses of wine.
• Check Opening Days : Note that some wineries in Mendoza may not be open on Saturdays or Sundays. Ensure you check the operating days and hours of the wineries you want to visit to avoid any disappointments.
• Arrange Transportation : Considering the amount of wine you might consume, it’s a good idea to hire a driver for your wine tasting trip. This way, everyone in your party can enjoy the wine without worrying about driving. If you have your own car, designate someone as a driver who can still taste the wine but in moderation.
• Inquire About Payment Methods : Before your visit, contact the wineries to inquire about their accepted payment methods. Some wineries only accept cash, so it’s good to be prepared and know in advance.

Paying in Mendoza

This is a strange heading for anyone who hasn’t traveled in Argentina recently. Paying for things has become a bit of a chore for visitors because the government has an inflated exchange rate for tourists. If you use a credit card to pay, you’ll be paying almost twice as much as if you used cash.

I definitely recommend that you pay for everything in cash while you’re there. That’s going to mean bringing quite a bit of cash into the country with you. You might need to do a little pre-budgeting to know how much you’ll need.

Argentina’s unofficial exchange rate – known locally as the ‘blue dollar’ – is currently around double the official exchange rate. If you can get the unofficial rate, you’ll get more pesos for your U.S. dollar.

Here’s what I recommend:

• Avoid using ATMs or paying with bank or credit cards. If you do, you’ll be charged at the official exchange rate (or slightly worse) and will probably also be charged bank fees.
• Don’t rely on pulling money out of an ATM. You will get the official rate, which isn’t favorable, and the limit on the amount of cash you can get out of an ATM per day is very low and there are high bank fees (like $10US per transaction).
• Bring cash in $100 bills to exchange unofficially at the blue dollar rate. You’ll find places that will exchange or you can ask your hotel or tour guide for recommendations where to do this. Don’t bring $20s or smaller, they are harder to exchange.
• If you don’t want to carry a large amount of cash into the country, some electronic money transfer services, like Western Union, offer an exchange rate that’s closer to the blue rate than the official rate. Use the Western Union mobile app to send money from your bank account and go pick up the cash in pesos in a local branch. Just be aware that the line to get said cash can be hours long.
• Try to not exchange more than you need because getting dollars back for excess pesos at the end of your trip will likely be at the lower official rate.

Where To Do Wine Tasting in Mendoza

While it hasn’t reached the ease of Napa wine tasting, getting around to the best wineries in the region doesn’t have to be difficult. The best way to see the entire region at your own pace is to hire a driver (this will be expensive, but is necessary) for three days and set out to visit up to three wineries in each of Mendoza’s three wine regions: Lujan de Cuyo, Uco Valley and Maipu.

Each region has a unique feel, but if you can’t make it to all three, a day-trip to one or two will suffice. All of our suggested itineraries have a good mix of modern, large commercial and family-owned wineries. Check out or list of 11 Must-Visit Mendoza wineries for more details.

The most characteristic grape varietal in Mendoza is Malbec. Malbec is the iconic wine of the region, the province and the country. Other red varietals include Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Pinot Noir and Syrah. Chardonnay and Sauvignon Blanc stand out among the whites, but you’ll also find Chenin Blanc, Bondarda and some Torrontes.

In Lujan de Cuyo:

• Archaval Ferrer
• Clos de Chacras
• Carmelo Patti

In Uco Valley:

• Andeluna Cellars
• Domaine Bousquet
• Bodega La Azul
• Familia Zuccardi

How to Schedule Wine Tours & Tastings

You can only go to a winery if you book in advance, there isn’t a way just to show up, for security reasons. They check all cars at the gate and if you don’t have a reservation, they won’t let you in. So you will need to make bookings at least 2 weeks in advance to make sure you get your preferred reservations, especially in high season.

The best way to schedule wine tours and tastings is through a tour guide or with your hotel concierge. They have all the experience and expertise you need to space the tours out appropriately. The best part about going though a guide is that they also take care of transportation. It’s the easiest way to go, by far. Borravino is the company we recommend (let them know we sent you for a free gift).

Mendoza is a beautiful city located in the heart of Argentina’s wine country. There are plenty of options for accommodation in Mendoza that cater to wine lovers. Here are some recommendations for where to stay in Mendoza for a wine tasting trip:

• Lujan de Cuyo: This is the most popular wine region in Mendoza, and staying here will put you in close proximity to some of the best wineries in the area. There are many hotels and lodges in Lujan de Cuyo that offer wine tours and tastings.
• Chacras de Coria: This charming village is located just outside of Mendoza and is known for its beautiful vineyards and wineries. There are many boutique hotels and guesthouses in Chacras de Coria that offer wine tastings and tours.
• Maipu: This wine region is located just south of Mendoza and is home to some of the oldest wineries in Argentina. Staying in Maipu will give you the opportunity to explore the history of Argentine winemaking while enjoying some of the best wines in the country.
• Mendoza City: If you prefer to stay in the city, there are many hotels and apartments that offer wine tours and tastings. You can easily take a day trip to any of the nearby wine regions from Mendoza City.

One of the best places to stay is right in the center of Mendoza city, where you don’t need a car to get around. You can walk to many great restaurants and bars.

Some of our favorite hotels are in the wine regions and that’s a really great way to go, especially if you’re wanting a fully immersive wine experience. If you want more info on each, read our guide on where to stay in Mendoza .

Park Hyatt Mendoza – Mendoza City

The Park Hyatt Mendoza is a luxurious five-star hotel located in the heart of Mendoza City, just a few blocks away from the main square. The hotel is housed in a beautifully restored 19th-century building that blends classic architecture with modern amenities.

The rooms and suites are spacious and elegantly decorated, featuring high ceilings, plush bedding, and marble bathrooms. The hotel also features an outdoor pool, a spa, a fitness center, and several dining options, including a wine bar that specializes in local wines.

The Park Hyatt Mendoza is the perfect choice for travelers who want to experience the best of Mendoza’s wine country while enjoying the comfort and luxury of a world-class hotel.

Entre Cielos Luxury Wine Hotel & Spa

The Entre Cielos Luxury Wine Hotel & Spa is a unique and luxurious hotel located in the heart of Mendoza’s wine country. The hotel is surrounded by vineyards and offers stunning views of the Andes Mountains.

The rooms and suites are spacious and beautifully decorated, featuring modern amenities and private balconies or terraces. The hotel also features a state-of-the-art spa, a rooftop pool, and several dining options, including a gourmet restaurant that serves delicious Argentinean cuisine.

One of the highlights of the Entre Cielos Luxury Wine Hotel & Spa is its wine cellar, which houses over 3,000 bottles of wine from around the world. The hotel also offers wine tastings and tours, as well as cooking classes and other activities.

Lares de Charcras – Chacras de Coria

Lares de Chacras is a charming boutique hotel located in the heart of Chacras de Coria, one of Mendoza’s premier wine regions. The hotel is housed in a beautifully restored 19th-century building and features just ten rooms, each uniquely decorated with traditional Argentinean furnishings.

The hotel’s gardens are a highlight, featuring a beautiful pool, a Jacuzzi, and a sun terrace. The hotel also offers a spa, a library, and a restaurant that serves delicious Argentinean cuisine.

Lares de Chacras is the perfect choice for travelers who want to experience the charm and tranquility of Chacras de Coria while enjoying personalized service and luxurious amenities.

Where To Eat & Drink in Mendoza

There are so many great places to eat in Mendoza, but you’ll want to make sure you have reservations for all of them in advance. Making reservations can be a bit frustrating. Some places are responsible over email, while others only communicate via Whatsapp. The best thing is to have your hotel concierge or your wine tour guide make reservations for you.

More below, but here are some of our quick tips:

• Best wine: Michel Rolland
• Best wine tour: Salentein
• Best empanadas: Entre Cielos
• Best steak: Jesus Maria & Don Mario
• Best gourmet meal: Francis Mallman 1884
• Casa de Campo is a great spot for lunch when you’re touring the wineries in Maipu. You’ll find it packed with locals and very little English being spoken. What you will get is an authentic Argentinean meal at a great price. Go with the tasting menu, which will give you a fairly large portion of a lot of their famous dishes.
• For an amazing winery lunch in the Lujan de Cuyo area, try Bodega Vistalba — they have a great 4-course or 7-course menu in their restaurant.
• In Uco Valley, try Andaluna . You can choose which line of their wine you’d like to have with your five-course lunch.
• Monteviejo Winery – Set menu for lunch. One of the best winery lunches we’ve had. Amazing views!
• La Azul Winery – A more rustic, traditional lunch which is a nice departure from the more fancy lunches you usually find. Marinades, empanadas, roasts and their special braised bondiola are some of the dishes they usually serve.
• Patio Jesus Maria – Order the Chorizo de bife, it’s the best steak in town
• Francis Mallman 1884 : Located slightly out of town, this restaurant serves local cuisine with a modern twist. Francis Mallman is one of the South America ‘s premier chefs. It’s not cheap at $190/pp for a 7-course menu and $110/pp for wine, but very good
• Francis Mallman also has a restaurant called Siete Fuegos located at The Vines Resort, which showcases Mallman’s open-flame cooking techniques.
• Martino Winery –  We had by far the best food and wine experience at this little treasure. They offered a 4 course and 7 course menu for lunch. It included 5 accompanying wines. Each dish and wine pairing was executed flawlessly.
• Zonda Cocina de Paisaje – This was the most incredible restaurant – every dish was creative and unbelievably delicious. The staff were so attentive and knowledgeable and dedicated. The wines were of a diverse selection and simply impeccable. And the estate was just gorgeous. 

Tours to Book:

There are so many great things to do and so much great wine to drink in Mendoza. Now that you’re armed with all the information above, you’ll know how to get there, where to stay, what wine tours to book, where to go wine tasting, and where to eat.

You’re all ready to go!

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Hi Laura I’d like recommend you two more wineries, the first to have an excellent lunch close to Ruca but with lower cost and high quality in wines and lunch is Dominios del Plata the winery of Susana Balbo the first female winemaker in Argentina. The second winery is Viña Cobos who the owner is the famous Californian winemakers Paul Hobbs and produce in this land maybe the top wines of Mendoza. www.mendozaprivatewinetour.com

Fantastic Gustavo. Thanks for the recommendations!

Hi Laura! Nice website! I’m Marcelo Salcedo, driver of Mendoza Wine Transfers. I have 2 suggestions for your website and 1 question. 1 Catena Zapata winery is located in Luján de Cuyo area, 2 Casarena Winery also is located in Luján de Cuyo area. The question is how can I appear or publish on this website or wine tours service? If you want, You can check our website www.mendozawinetransfers.com or instagram Mendoza_wine_transfers for more details. I expect your response please. Thanks in advance. Warmest regards from Mendoza.

Thanks for this article! My boyfriend and I toured Mendoza with Marcelo Salcedo yesterday and had a wonderful (and affordable) experience. I’d recommend Mendoza Wine Transfers to anyone visiting Mendoza. Also a Visa is no longer required for US citicens.

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In addition to our wine tours, we offer culinary experiences that celebrate the vibrant gastronomic traditions of each region.

In Mendoza, delve into the flavors of Argentina with our curated culinary tours, including visits to renowned restaurants and local markets.

Explore the distinct regions of Maipu, Lujan de Cuyo, and the Uco Valley, where you’ll indulge in exquisite Malbec wine and food pairings. Discover the Bonarda, and the famous Torrontes. Wines from Cafayate wine region in Salta, and Patagonia are also part of our tasting. If you are a sparkling wine lover, let us know, and we can take you to some amazing wineries.

In Uruguay, savor the culinary delights of Colonia – Carmelo, Montevideo- Canelones, and Maldonado, where you’ll experience and discover the Tannat grape wines, among others such as Albarino and lovelies Merlots.

Chile promises a culinary adventure of its own, with visits to the Maipo Valley, Casablanca wine region, Colchagua, and Los Andes. Immerse yourself in Carmenere as the flagship wine in this region.

From the Pacific coast to the Atlantic Ocean, we proudly cover all wine regions.My expertise after living, traveling and tasting amazing wines, and visiting many wineries, but most importantly, meeting nice people that would make a memorable experience in your trip

Comprehensive Concierge Services At Borravino Wine Tours, we go beyond wine and culinary experiences to provide comprehensive concierge services. Whether you need assistance booking hotels, arranging flights, or planning your itinerary, our dedicated team is here to ensure a seamless and unforgettable journey.

Tours in Buenos Aires: Immerse Yourself in the Vibrant Culture In Buenos Aires, experience the vibrant culture of Argentina through our range of city tours and authentic Tango experiences. Explore the hidden gems of Buenos Aires with our city tours, where you’ll discover iconic landmarks and neighborhoods. Dive into the world of Tango with our real Tango-dance tours, offering the opportunity to visit “Milongas,” traditional dance clubs for Tango enthusiasts. Additionally, we offer Polo day tours, where you can witness the exhilarating sport of Polo up close, and Tigre Delta boat tours, exploring the picturesque Tigre Delta region by boat.

Discover the Malbec in Mendoza with Us: No visit to Argentina is complete without experiencing the iconic Malbec wines of Mendoza. Join us as we uncover the secrets of Mendoza’s renowned Malbec vineyards, where you’ll taste the bold flavors and rich history of Argentina’s most celebrated varietal.

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Are you ready to elevate your wine experience to new heights? Join us in uncovering the treasures of South America’s wine culture.

Contact Borravino Wine Tours to embark on an unforgettable odyssey through Argentina, Uruguay, Chile, and Spain at [email protected] or just give us a call!

Explore. Savor. Cherish. Your journey begins here.

We are first and foremost a group of wine lovers. We are passionate about understanding the entire winemaking process, all the culture that surrounds wine in Mendoza.

We love Malbec, without any doubt. We are proud to have the most awarded in the world. We also like to eat pairing the best dishes with the best wines of this land. And we also like to share the wine ritual, with friends and with all who come from the world willing to open up to new experiences.

We are also professionals and we like to make customized tours for our passengers, looking for the best options for their wishes. We want to surprise you. Health!

Matías - Founder of Mendoza Wine Tour on behalf of the entire team!

Luján de Cuyo Exclusive

We offer you to know the Malbec region, with more than 100 years of rustic and other modern and boutique wineries. At 15km from the city of Mendoza, its terroir has alluvial, rocky and sandy characteristics, located at 950 m.a.s.l.

Maipú Exclusive

Known as "The cradle of wine" for being the place of settlement of the first wineries in Mendoza, more than 130 years ago. At 10km from the City of Mendoza, its terroir has characteristics such as sandy soils to very deep clay, scarce rainfall and a good thermal amplitude, located at 700 m.a.s.l.

Valle de Uco Exclusive

The new wine region of Mendoza, with only 20 years, very close to the middle mountain range and more than 1100 m.a.s.l. An area characterized by high peaks, fertile valleys, hail area in summer and frost in the winter months. Its soils are alluvial, stony and with an important presence of calcium carbonate and sand. Combo of attributes that allows you to define them as calcareous and match them with those of Burgundy and Champagne.

Los Andes Deluxe

The Andes mountain range that runs through South America, offers a variety of landscapes and places worth visiting. The Potrerillos lake, the Uspallata valley, the center of Ski Penitentes, the Inca bridge and the Aconcagua lookout point, allow us to delve into the beauty that nature offers us in these lands.

Craft brewery with lunch

Mendoza also offers a new proposal that consists of knowing a factory of mountain craft beer at 1400 m.a.s.l. It uses meltwater. Its owner offers us a personalized visit with tasting of all kinds of beers, and we end with a lunch in a mountain restaurant.

Horseback riding with asado "a lo Gaucho Style"

For those who like the mountains, horses and Argentine meat, we suggest you take a horse ride through the pre-mountain range with the best views and then finish with a well roasted "Argentine gaucho" style.

We had an amazing 2 days in the professional and knowledgeable hands of Matias. Matias planned our journey with a food and wine focus through 6 wineries with 2 spectacular lunches. From the minute we started our communication with Matias from Australia down to the hotel pick up everything was smooth sailing .. the service is definitely spot on and he is a great guy! Our favorite lunch was el Enemigo, great wine and food in a eclectic venue. The UCO Valley is also spectacular definitely worth the drive. We highly recommend touring with Matias .. you will sit back in his comfortable car, relax and enjoy!

Conhecemos Matias por indicação da agência de turismo. Sempre prestativo pelo WhatsApp esclarecendo todas as nossas dúvidas e sugerindo roteiros de acordo com nossas expectativas para Mendoza, antes mesmo de nossa chegada. Fomos a Catena e almoçamos em El Enemigo. Reserva feita por ele antecipadamente! Nos surpreendeu seu conhecimento e capacidade de dialogar e nos entender em português. Bastante culto e atento à situação política mundial! Tivemos uma aula de história argentina a caminho das vinícolas! Muito educado, gentil e prestativo! Recomendamos!

El clima, el paisaje, la naturaleza, todo muy muy bueno, pero, si todo eso no hubiese estado acompañado por la dedicación, amabilidad, sencillez, y la cordialidad de Matias seguramente en tantos días hubiésemos extrañado un poco nuestros pagos. Matias tiene "angel" y nos hizo sentir esplendidos a todos. Y todos somos seis. Siempre tuvo palabras para los seis, conocimos lugares espectaculares, gente muy cordial, comidas exquisitas, vinitos mmmm sabrosos. Mendoza es un lugar MARAVILLOSO.

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High Mountain Tour in Mendoza

Tour through the most beautiful spots of Mendoza's mountains. From Uspallata to Aconcagua National Park.

The Wine Tour Mendoza experience

Christofer was a great tour guide and showed us amazing wineries. I especially enjoyed Uco Valley. Highly recommendable this tour! Excellent experience - learned a lot, tasted amazing wines and had an incredible lunch at LA Azul small winery in Uco valley.

Steve K, NY

Chris was incredibly insightful and professional. He anticipated our desire for a diverse wine tasting adventure. He chose three awesome wineries, capping off the day with a great lunch at a wonderful winery. Highly recommend Chris for all your wine desires in Mendoza, Argentina!

When I travel, I want a guide that is reliable, knowledgeable, flexible and friendly. I want a company that is responsive, professional, and reasonably priced. Cristobal with his Tours was fantastic. We spent one day touring the Uco Valley vineyards and one day touring the Andes. We had a great time both days. If you want a company you can trust, I highly recommend Wine Tour Mendoza.

Karl B, Chicago

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The Best Private Wine Tours in Mendoza

14 Oct, 2022

So you’re in Mendoza and you want to explore the wine region, but how to do it? Sometimes you just don’t feel like going with the crowds, and that’s where a private wine tour is just the ticket! We’ve pulled together our top picks for the best private wine tours in Mendoza. Whether it’s a half-day, full-day, bike & wine, with food pairing or without, and even fully bespoke, there’s every type of private tour waiting to be found!

Private wine tour of Mendoza number 1: Full-Day Private Uco Valley Wine Tour with Visits to Three Wineries and Lunch from Mendoza

First up on our list of the best private wine tours in Mendoza is this journey into the foothills of the Andes to explore high-altitude varietals. Southwest of the city of Mendoza and nestled at the foot of the Andes mountains, the Uco Valley is one of the most prominent places for high-quality Argentine wine. On your way to the Uco Valley, you will visit Pulenta Estate, a winery with focused varietals and rich complex blends, and learn more about this successful Argentine family legacy.

Finally, you will visit La Azul winery for another wine tasting. For lunch, delight yourself with an exquisite 5-course meal paired with wines at La Azul Restaurant, the perfect place to relax and enjoy the beautiful surroundings.

From USD240/GBP212 pp

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Private wine tour of Mendoza number 2: Full-Day Private Gourmet Tour and Olive Oil Tasting from Mendoza

Second on the list we’ve picked this private gourmet and wine tour as it’s a great way to explore the cuisine of Argentina alongside getting to taste its wines. Over the course of a day you’ll explore the diversity and passion of authentic Mendoza cuisine and wine.

Your first Mendoza winery and gourmet visit will be at the Bodega Domaine St. Diego. Hidden off a country road next to an old ivy-covered church, the winery owner and winemaker is considered one of the fathers of Mendoza’s terroir: Ángel Mendoza. Here you will taste hand-crafted Mendozan wines paired with homemade breads, olive oil, walnuts, and almonds, while meeting the family.

After this perfect appetizer, continue to Finca Decero where you will enjoy a one-of-a-kind dining experience. The seasonal menu combines local Mendozan ingredients to form highly creative dishes which match perfectly with the estate’s wines and that can be enjoyed with a panoramic view of the Andes.

Next on your wine and food route at the foothills of the Andes Mountains, the focus of Ruca Malen is producing wines that speak of the land and their commitment to nature and the environment. The Mendozan estate’s entire wine list will be at your disposal, including the famous and iconic “Kinien”. The dining room is located inside a glass room in the vineyards with a view of the Andes. The menu is truly spectacular and the courses are perfectly balanced with intelligent wine and food pairings and great presentation.

On the way back to your hotel you will stop at Bodega Chandon. Internationally well-known for its high-end sparkling wines, this top Mendozan winery will end your day on a high.

From USD265/GBP235 pp

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Private wine tour of mendoza number 3: 4.5-hour private lujan de cuyo wine tour with visit to two wineries from mendoza.

The Lujan de Cuyo region of Mendoza is the cradle of Malbec and boasts a real oasis spread out alongside the Andes. This vast valley totally irrigated by ancient canals, is home to many modern and historical wineries. And it’s a half-day private tour of this wonderful region within Mendoza that is at number 3.

From USD75/GBP66

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Private wine tour of mendoza number 4:full-day private chacras de coria bike and wine tour with gourmet lunch from mendoza.

Led by local guides, you will visit three world-class vineyards and wineries. Walking around their facilities you will experience different ways of winemaking, and learn the steps to taste a good wine. At the end of the wine tour, savour a gourmet lunch paired with the best wines of Lujan de Cuyo.

From USD140/GBP124

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Private wine tour of mendoza number 5: full-day private sparkling wine tour in lujan de cuyo from mendoza.

This private wine tour of Mendoza is on our top list as it provides a different take on the wine region. Many people think of Malbec or still whites like Torrontes when they think of Argentina but there is also incredible sparkling wine being produced there. The production of sparkling wines in Mendoza dates back to a few decades ago.

From USD206/GBP182

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Private wine tou r in mendoza 6 : tailor-made wine tour .

Holidays are meant to be fun but sometimes planning gets in the way. A tailor-made wine tour of Mendoza means you can sit back, relax and we’ll create your ideal wine experience including your preferred number of days, whether you want to stay in the city or sleep out amongst the vines at an Argentine winery, the number and types of wineries (iconic, historic, biodynamic anyone?) and other activities like cooking classes, horseriding and trekking.

Here’s just one example of a tailor-made Mendoza wine tour experience we created:

3 days tailor-made private vineyard stay with Asado and wine tasting in Mendoza

Our client wanted to experience the authentic Mendoza whilst tasting some of its best wines. We organised a stay in a stunning wine estate surrounded on all sides by views of the Andes and the estate’s own vineyards. The trip included crafting their own wine blend, enjoying a unique sunset asado dining experience and a wine and food pairing dinner.

If you’d like to experience a tailor-made private wine tour like this get in touch with our tailor-made and custom wine travel team now>

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The best wineries in Mendoza

Browse through the best selection of outstanding wineries.

Martino Wines

Legacy of elegance: Martino Wines produces exceptional Argentinean wines from its century-old vineyards in Luján de Cuyo, Mendoza

Wine Cellars

Renovated family winery in the Maipú wine region, making two different lines of wines that glorify their history in Mendoza

De Angeles Old Vines Vistalba

Where Wines that tell their own stories of vines and lands and roots , De Angeles Old Vines Vistalba is a dream come true for wine lovers.

• Bodega Familia Cassone

Wines here are a celebration of their lands. Come take a peek at century old tales as they unfold themselves in front of you.

• Bodega Salentein

The pioneering winery in Argentina that sets itself apart by harmoniously blending the realms of wine, art, cuisine, and pleasure.

Bodega Alta Vista

Crafting authentic wines at one of the oldest wineries in Mendoza wine region: embracing values and continuous learning

Bodega Los Toneles

A charming historical winery in Uco Valley: declared a cultural heritage site of Mendoza and is dedicated to crafting exceptional wines

A small family Boutique Winery of Beautiful Mendoza in Argentina where the Quality of Wines wins over the Quantity of Wines

Bodega Alpamanta

The winery is dedicated to collaborating seamlessly with nature, crafting wines that honour and articulate the unique characteristics of the terroir.

The family's origins and traditions are almost naturally reflected in their deep respect for each terroir where they planted their 'wine dream' in Mendoza

• Viamonte Winery

An extraordinary and commanding terrain, premium wines, and a familial dedication to cultivating a profound love for the art of winemaking.

• Alpasion Wines, Lodge & Vineyards

Relish BBQ prepared in a clay oven clubbed with luscious vintages of Alpasion wines in the Uco Valley wine region of Mendoza

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Map Of Mendoza Wineries

How to reach wineries in mendoza.

Wineries in Mendoza are easily accessible by different means of transportation.

Looking for a more specific destination?

Read more about mendoza, everything you need to know before you visit wineries in mendoza, the best season to visit wineries in ahr.

Mendoza is generally a great destination to visit all year round . Are you considering a trip during the summer (January and February)? Expect hot temperatures and light rain. The best time to visit wineries in Mendoza for harvesting is in March (autumn in Argentina). It is the time of actual harvest festivals, so you are able to see the vines lush and full of grapes. In September , wineries in Mendoza are busy with their pruning, if you are interested to see this processing. The vines will begin to regrow for spring at around the end of September.

The most common grape varieties and styles of wines produced in Ahr

Wineries in Mendoza grow a variety of grapes. Here are the region's most popular varieties:

Red : Malbec, Bonarda, Cabernet Sauvignon, Syrah, Tempranillo;

White: Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc, Torrontés.

Red wines, especially Malbec, are the main assets of the region. Malbec from wineries in Mendoza fully displays its fierce and powerful temperament, striking with the generous taste and aroma of different berries and floral hints. In addition to Malbec, wineries in Mendoza also produce a rich and balanced Cabernet Sauvignon, Syrah, Chardonnay, Tempranillo and Sauvignon Blanc.

What you should know about wineries in Ahr

In Mendoza you will find:

• Wineries with a long winemaking tradition;
• Sustainable wineries with a strong philosophy of winemaking;
• Wineries preserving traditions mixed with innovative methods;
• Wineries built with a classic modern style surrounded by pretty gardens;
• Wine estates practice trout farming.

Language tips for visiting wineries in Ahr

Frequently asked questions, the most frequently asked questions by our visitors, what are the best wineries to visit in mendoza.

• Bodega Clos De Chacras
• Antigal Winery & Estates

Which wineries in Mendoza have restaurants?

• Domaine Bousquet

Which wineries in Mendoza have accommodation services either apartments, hotel rooms or a B&B?

How do you visit mendoza wineries, which are the best wineries to visit in mendoza during my holiday or vacation, which wineries in mendoza have cellar door sales.

• Bodegas Y Viñedos Crotta
• Otero Ramos Winery
• Bodega Renacer
• Viña El Cerno

Which wineries in Mendoza are open to the public?

• Bodega Caelum

Are there any small & boutique wineries to visit in Mendoza?

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