The province of Mendoza is the most important wine region in Argentina, accounting for nearly two-thirds of the country's entire wine production. Vineyards are planted at some of the highest altitudes in the world, with the average site located 600 –1,100 metres above sea level in the foothills of the might Andes.
Why should you take a wine tour in Mendoza? Mendoza Wine Destination has been offering the best tours to discover the gastronomy, history and culture of Mendoza since 2019. Mendoza is positioned worldwide as one of the eight wine capitals. Discovering its wine valleys is learning about its culture, geography and history. Each valley has very different characteristics in terms of soil and climate, characteristics that we can identify glass by glass. To enjoy a wine tour it is not necessary to be a connoisseur in the matter, just be open to listen to your senses and play with the sensations. All the tours are arranged to satisfy all tastes: From garage wineries to colossal wineries, where you can learn about the different ways of making wines and the different results obtained in practice. In addition, you can choose between a private tour only for your group, or join a group tour sharing this experience with other wine lover travellers.
In addition to tasting and enjoying the different wines that Mendoza houses, a complete paired lunch is included in each tour. Here the star is the natural and fresh seasonal products with which each dish is prepared. These menus are seasonal, taking advantage of the vegetables and fruits that are produced in the province. The inevitable main course: Argentinian beef, one of the favourite dishes and most chosen by visitors who prefer Argentina as a destination, well paired depending on its intensity with some Malbec or Cabernet Sauvignon Grand Reserve. This is your opportunity to test your senses, enjoy a glass of wine and delight with the best gastronomy, always accompanied by dreamy landscapes and stories that will remain forever in your memory.
Mendoza is a province that is enjoyed glass by glass.
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