Wine tasting Tours & Trips in Argentina
Ever looked beyond Argentina’s big cities? In the northwest, the road through the Lerma Valley leads toward Cachi and small Andean settlements. The Quebrada de Humahuaca is known for its layered, coloured hills. Around Cafayate, vineyards produce the country’s Torrontes wines, and the wide salt flats of Salinas Grandes stretch out across the plateau.
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- Wine and Landscapes of Argentina's Northwest
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The rich wine heritage of Argentina unfolds at organic wineries in Lujan de Cuyo and Maipu. Expert-guided tours showcase traditional and modern vinification methods, with tastings of regional varieties. Both modern and traditional wineries open their doors while sharing local production techniques.
Duration 8 days Destinations Buenos Aires, Mendoza, Luján de Cuyo, Potrerillos, Uspallata, Mount Aconcagua Age Range Ages 18+ Operator HI Travel South America From
- US$747
High-altitude wines shine in Cafayate, famous for its Torrontés variety. Local bodegas welcome visitors against the backdrop of the Calchaquí Valley landscapes, including the Devil's Throat and Amphitheater formations. Wine tastings come paired with regional cuisine.
Duration 4 days Destinations Salta, Cafayate, Purmamarca, Tilcara, Uquia, Humahuaca Age Range Ages 18+ Operator HI Travel South America From
- US$222
4-Day Mendoza Tour
1 Review by TourRadar travelers“Amazing wineries, stunning mountain views, and a must-do for any traveler.”
Blas, traveled in January
Mendoza's renowned wine culture comes alive with guided tastings at select Bodegas, accompanied by expert sommeliers. The region's wine-making heritage pairs perfectly with comfortable 4-star hotel accommodation including breakfast, all for approx. $200 per day.
Duration 4 days Destinations Mendoza, Potrerillos, Uspallata, Mount Aconcagua Age Range Ages 18+ Operator Tangol Tours From
- US$660
A curated wine journey through Luján de Cuyo's renowned vineyards offers private tastings and behind-the-scenes production tours. Gourmet lunches served in atmospheric wine warehouses complement personalized tastings at three distinct wineries. Luxury transfers from Mendoza included.
Duration 5 days Destinations Mendoza, Luján de Cuyo, Potrerillos, Uspallata, Mount Aconcagua, Cacheuta Age Range Ages 18+ Operator Tangol Tours From
- US$2,160
Mendoza: Best Wines in the Andes
6 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“It was perfect, everything on time, nice friendly people. The olive oil tour in Pasrai was very nice and very good.”
Nevenka, traveled in March
Argentina's finest Malbecs await at Luján de Cuyo's prestigious estates like Vistalba and Mendel. Three daily winery visits feature expert-led tastings, exclusive cellar access and gourmet lunches with mountain views, all from charming Chacras de Coria.
Duration 4 days Destinations Mendoza Age Range All Ages Welcome Operated in English, Spanish Operator Say Hueque Argentina & Chile Journeys From
- US$1,250
Wine and Landscapes of Argentina's Northwest
14 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The wine tasting was excellent. The walk in Talampaya was excellent.”
Lynsey, traveled in October
Argentina's premier wine regions range from Mendoza's prestigious Lujan de Cuyo estates to Cafayate's high-altitude vineyards. Malbec and Torrontes varieties shine while visitors learn about winemaking traditions. Multiple bodegas welcome guests against the backdrop of the snow-capped Andes.
Duration 14 days Destinations Santiago, Mendoza, El Leoncito National Park, Ischigualasto National Park, Talampaya National Park, Belen, Cafayate, Quilmes Ruins, Cachi, SaltaSee all destinations Age Range Ages 16+ Operator Explore! From $5,150
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Mendoza's premier wineries in Lujan de Cuyo and Maipu showcase organic and modern production methods. Professional winemakers guide visitors through vinification processes at historic estates. Curated tastings highlight Argentina's prestigious wine heritage.
Duration 4 days Destinations Mendoza Age Range Ages 18+ Operator HI Travel South America From
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What our customers ask about Wine tasting Tours & Trips in Argentina
What wine varieties should I expect to taste in Argentina?
The wine tasting experience in Argentina centers on Malbec from Mendoza and Torrontés from Cafayate. During tours you'll also taste other varieties including Cabernet Sauvignon Bonarda and Chardonnay. A TourRadar traveler shared: "In Mendoza, we loved tasting different Malbec varieties at Pulenta and Vistalba while Cafayate introduced us to exceptional Torrontés whites we'd never experienced before."
What makes Argentina's wine regions unique compared to other wine destinations?
The defining feature of Argentina's wine regions is their elevation. Mendoza's vineyards grow at 2,000-4,000 feet while Cafayate's reach up to 6,000 feet above sea level. These high-altitude conditions paired with the Andes Mountains backdrop and distinct soil types create wines with unique characteristics. A TourRadar traveler remarked: "The setting was absolutely incredible - tasting world-class wines while surrounded by the snow-capped Andes created an unforgettable experience."
When is the best time to visit Argentina's wine regions for wine tasting?
February through April marks the ideal wine tasting period in Argentina during the harvest season especially in Mendoza's Luján de Cuyo and Uco Valley regions. Temperatures hover between 75-85°F creating excellent conditions for vineyard tours and outdoor tastings. A TourRadar traveler noted "The autumn colors in the vineyards during March were spectacular and the weather was perfect for both wine tasting and exploring." Wineries like Bodegas Re and Haras de Pirque offer harvest activities while the Park Hyatt Mendoza serves as a luxury base for wine tours.
What are the must-visit wineries in Mendoza for wine tasting?
The key stops in Mendoza include Santa Rita Winery in Maipo Valley with its historic "Cellar of 120 Patriots" and Pérez Cruz known for modern architecture set against rural landscapes. The Uco Valley located 100km from Mendoza city stands out for high-altitude vineyards producing notable Malbecs. A TourRadar traveler shared "The visit to Luján de Cuyo wineries was exceptional - the professional guides provided detailed explanations about wine-making processes and architecture." The Cavas Wine Lodge in Luján de Cuyo offers luxury accommodation with easy access to top wineries and Andes views.
How should I plan a multi-day wine tasting itinerary in Argentina?
Plan for 4-7 days to fully explore Mendoza's wine regions. Begin in Luján de Cuyo sampling traditional Malbecs then move to the high-altitude vineyards of Uco Valley. A TourRadar traveler recommended "Spending three days in Mendoza allowed us to explore different wine regions thoroughly - from traditional wineries to modern boutique establishments." Use the Sheraton Mendoza Hotel as your base while visiting wineries like Haras de Pirque and Santa Rita. Include breaks between tastings to explore local culture and food in Mendoza's city center.
How far in advance should I book a wine tasting tour in Argentina?
Make reservations 4-6 months ahead especially for visits during harvest season (February-April). Premium hotels like the Park Hyatt Mendoza and popular wineries often reach capacity early. A TourRadar traveler advised "We booked our Mendoza wine tour 5 months ahead and were glad we did - many premium tastings at places like Santa Rita were fully booked closer to the date." Harvest season tours featuring special activities at wineries like Bodegas Re and Haras de Pirque need early booking to guarantee spots.