Mendoza Winery Tour

The Mendoza Winery Tour is a half day (5 hours), visits 2 wineries and doesn't include a formal lunch (just a tasting board). The full-day Maipú Wine Tour lasts 8 and a half hours, visits 3 wineries + 1 olive oil producer, and includes a 3-course lunch with wine pairing. This one is ideal if you're short on time; the other if you want the complete experience.

You taste 6 wines in total: 3 at the first winery and 3 at the second. The pours are measured tasting pours, not full glasses. The selection includes Malbec, blends and a white wine, so you can taste the range of what Mendoza produces.

Yes, the board includes several kinds of cheese, nuts, breads and olives. If you have a specific dietary restriction (gluten intolerance, dairy, vegan), let us know when you book and we'll arrange suitable options with the wineries.

Yes, it's ideal for getting started. The short duration doesn't overwhelm, the guide explains the basics (how wine is made, which grapes are used, how to taste), and the two wineries chosen are very educational. If you get hooked, you can come back for a more in-depth full-day tour.

Yes, absolutely. Since it runs in the afternoon (2:30 pm to 7:30 pm), you can pair it with a morning tour such as Villavicencio or a Mendoza city tour. Ask us about combined packages to make the most of your day.

Yes, at each winery you have time to visit the shop and buy the bottles you tasted. Prices are usually better than at wine shops in the city. If you're flying, we'll advise you on special packs with certified flight packaging.

Yes, you'll still enjoy the tour, the vineyards, the history of the wineries and the cheese board. Tastings are optional. The wineries usually offer grape juice, flavored water or soft drinks instead. Let us know when you book.

It works all year. The grape harvest, or vendimia (February–March), is the liveliest season, with picking in full swing. Autumn (April–May) brings vineyards in spectacular colors. Winter (June–August) shows the pruned vineyards. Spring (September–November) has ideal weather and vines coming back to life.

We leave at 2:30 pm and return around 7:30 pm. We drop you off at your hotel, so you have the evening free to have dinner in the city or keep enjoying Mendoza.

All in Maipú, 20 km east of Mendoza city. Maipú is the most historic wine region and the closest to the city. The drive between wineries is short, so you make the most of your time at each one.