Welcome to Mendoza
To visit wineries in Luján de Cuyo it’s a full day wine tour of 6 to 8 hours total. Two wineries for tastings and one winery for lunch. Up to four people in a car, more than four in a van.
To visit wineries in Maipú it’s a full day wine tour of 6 to 8 hours total. Two wineries for tastings and one winery for lunch. Up to four people in a car, more than four in a van.
To visit wineries in Uco Valley it’s a full day wine tour of 6 to 8 hours total. Two wineries for tastings and one winery for lunch. Up to four people in a car, more than four in a van.
It’s an 8 hours tour visiting the following sites: Potrerillos Dam, Uspallata Valley, Penitentes, Inca’s Bridge and Aconcagua’s Park. Upon return, lunch in Uspallata Valley.
The City Tour is a 3 hours tour starting in the Foundational Area and continuing with the New City including squares and parks and the comercial area. Then Mendoza Government House and ending at the San Martin Park with a spectacular view of Mendoza from the majestic monument at the top of the Glory Hill.
Airport Transfers in/out to be arranged upon confirmation of tours.
Label it as you wish to and store it in your home cellar!
I say to you, “Come and enjoy our hospitality and allow yourselves to be driven by the natural flow of our beautiful and relaxed way of life. Drink our wine and experience our great climate right here in the ‘land of the sun and good wine’”. ¡Salud amigos!
Yes, we make all reservations for wineries and take your preferred selection too. Most important is how to combine and design the itinerary.
Yes, they are.
Yes, we do. We actually prefer to provide the full service from A to Z.
We work in cash payments only.
Yes, they do.
Normally, more than three is very difficult to accomplish.
Wineries work according to scheduled appointments. Walk in’s are not allowed in most wineries.
Also distances are normally far from one winery to the next.
Yes, you pay for tastings and lunch. All inclusive is also possible. In this case contact us directly via WhatsApp.
In Mendoza, it is impossible to resist the temptation to visit wineries that have made this province so famous. Mendoza is the most important winemaking pole in Argentina. Its wines have acquired worldwide recognition for their taste, aroma and color, especially its Malbec.
Mauricio Molina
