Top Argentina Wine Tasting Tours

Mendoza is Argentina’s largest wine region and famous for its Malbec, as well as Cabernet Sauvignon and Chardonnay wines. On this small-group tour, enjoy an intimate wine tasting experience as you explore local wineries and vineyards. Sample a variety of Argentine wines during expert-led wine tastings and indulge in a gourmet wine tasting lunch with five courses, each paired with fine wines.

Explore Lujan de Cuyo and Maipu, world famous wine regions, on this full-day wineries tour. Visitors will be taken to premium wineries and the tour will be catered to fit visitors’ customisation and requests. Visitors will also enjoy the best of local gastronomy with a wine paired multi-course lunch. Enjoy an unforgettable wineries day with this service.

Immerse yourself in Argentinian wine culture with a tasting experience, led by a Spanish- and English-speaking sommelier. Enjoy local wines paired with food, including premium wines from boutique wineries that you'll be hard-pressed to find elsewhere. Group sizes are intentionally kept small (capped at only eight participants) to help ensure a personal and intimate tasting experience.

Delve deeper into Mendoza's world-famous wine culture on a half-day tasting tour that's ideal is you're pressed for time. You'll visit several wineries to sample locally-grown varietals and discover what makes a great wine, without having to worry about driving between stops—instead, you can soak up views of rolling vineyards.

Immerse yourself in the culinary heritage of Argentina in this cooking class with wine tasting. Your host will teach how to prepare one of the most emblematic Argentine dishes: empanadas, delicious pastry turnovers that are filled with either meat or vegetables. Afterward, your efforts will be rewarded with a tasting of some excellent Argentine Malbec wines.

Argentina is famous for its Malbec wines, but you don’t have to visit Mendoza to enjoy an authentic wine tasting experience. Visit Bodega Gamboa, a modern winery on the outskirts of Buenos Aires, and sample a variety of Malbec red wines during a guided tasting. Finish with a 5-step gourmet lunch at the winery's exclusive restaurant.

Explore Buenos Aires’ Palermo neighborhood through your tastebuds on a small-group foodie tour. Visit several different restaurants, where you sample at least eight local dishes and drinks to fill you up—vegetarian and gluten-free options are available with prior notice. Your guide teaches you about Argentinian culinary traditions and answers any questions you may have. Choose from day or evening tours to suit your schedule.

Learn to cook one of Argentina’s best delicacies in a small-group, hands-on cooking class in the Palermo neighborhood of Buenos Aires. You’ll be taught all the techniques for making empanadas from scratch, including folding, crimping, and how to fill them. As you eat your empanadas, enjoy a wine tasting with Argentina’s best wines—including Malbec and beyond—from regions like Mendoza, Salta, and Patagonia.

Mendoza is world-renowned for its Malbec wine, but don’t miss out on other tasting opportunities, too! This short-and-sweet tasting tour combines a wine tasting at a popular winery in the Maipu wine region with an olive oil tasting at an artisan boutique and a chocolate tasting at a local chocolate factory.

Few places in the world are as famous for their barbecue as Argentina, where grilling meat and sipping wine are a way of life. This traditional asado experience gives you an authentic taste of local culture by helping you delve deeper into culinary customs than you would if simply going to a restaurant. Plus, a 7-course menu and wine pairings mean you’ll leave feeling fulfilled.

Argentina is famous for its Malbec wines and this small-group tasting tour lets you sample wines from around the country without leaving the city. Enjoy a guided wine tasting at a Palermo bar, and learn all about Argentine wines and winemaking from your sommelier. During the tasting, sample several different wines, including Malbecs, accompanied by a selection of delicious picadas (tapas).

Go behind the scenes at one of Mendoza’s first boutique wineries, Tierras Altas. Your Malbec Experience at this ‘bodega’ in Luján de Cuyo includes a guided tour of the vineyards, underground cellar, and production areas for a lesson in what makes a truly sensational Malbec. Enjoy plenty of wine tastings during the tour, including samples straight from steel tanks and oak barrels.

Mendoza might be most famous for wine, but Cafayate in northern Argentina is a hidden gem with a rich viniculture. This day trip from Salta saves you the stress of navigating rugged desert roads and helps you see the highlights of Cafayate, which includes La Garganta del Diablo canyon and a boutique winery, without worrying about arranging logistics.

Immerse yourself in the local food culture of Mendoza at this asado barbecue experience on the rooftop of a local home. Have an experience you can’t replicate on your own as you’re welcome into the home of your host to enjoy a multicourse meal with a small group. Lear how to make empanadas, drink Argentinean wine, and taste various Argentine barbecue specialties while you enjoy true Argentine hospitality.

Wine tasting is a popular activity for visitors to Mendoza, but group wine tasting tours can often feel impersonal and hurried. This private full-day tour ensures an intimate experience, as you tour the wineries of the Uco Valley, indulge in expert-led wine tastings, and tuck into a delicious multi-course lunch of gourmet cuisine and fine wines.

Visit two of Mendoza’s most famous wineries—and leave the logistics to someone else—on this wine country tour where you’ll learn all about Argentine wine. Following pickup at your hotel, arrive at the architecturally striking Catena Zapata Winery for a tour and tasting. Then head to Casa Vigil, owned by a renowned winemaker, for a one-Michelin-star three-course lunch with wine pairings, before being driven back to your hotel.

Argentina’s wine is world-famous, but for first timers, it can be intimidating to know where to start. Instead, on this small-group Buenos Aires tour, taste a variety of the country’s most esteemed red and white wines, all while benefiting from your guide’s expertise. Along the way, explore hip addresses in the popular Palermo neighborhood, and enjoy snacks to accompany the wine, too.

Get a taste of Argentina's local cuisine with this interactive dining experience in Buenos Aires, which immerses you in Argentine food. Master the art of correctly closing empanadas before sitting down to a meal of authentic Argentine cuisine, including steak, paired with unlimited wine tastings from around the country. Finish by learning how to prepare "maté" tea paired with a sweet “alfajores.”

Experience being picked up from your lodging and touring various wineries and sample the best wines of Valle de Uco in a setting of unsurpassed beauty with the Andes as a backdrop. The Uco Valley is 1000–1500 metres above sea level and roughly an hour's drive from Mendoza City, on the Andes Mountain foothills. You can choose where to stop and how long to spend at each location. Finca Sophenia, Budeguer Winery, Familia Blanco, Finca Adelma, Atamisque, Salentein, Gimenez Riili, Monteviejo, Enzo Bianchi, La Azul and Domaine Bousquet are just a few examples of potential wineries you can visit. Simply let us know your choices for large or small spaces, biodynamic or organic food, modern or traditional architecture, and gourmet or regional cuisine.

Lujan de Cuyo—near the Andes mountain range—is an area known for its fantastic wine production. Instead of encountering the hassle of booking taxis between wineries, this private day trip is a convenient and stress-free option. Visit three wineries in a day for tastings, learn about wine production, and best of all—enjoy a delicious lunch with special pairings to complement the food.

Soak up the incredible views of Mendoza’s vineyards and check off two well-known wineries in a day with this hassle-free wine tour from downtown Mendoza. Having transport included saves time waiting for local buses and helps you get to the wineries more quickly. The tour also includes two wine tastings and an olive oil tasting at a local producer.

Discover the world of Argentine wine in this small-group, sommelier-guided tasting experience in Buenos Aires. With a focus on Malbec wines, you'll get to know Argentina's grapes and winemaking methods and enjoy traditional Argentinian appetizers specially selected to accompany the flavors and aromas of some excellent wines.

Skip the hassle of coordinating winery reservations and tastings with this private Mendoza wine tour that takes care of the logistics for you. Travel with your own private chauffeur between three renowned wineries: Bodega Domiciano , Bodega El Enemigo de Alejandro Vigil, and Bodega Vístandes. At each, enjoy vineyard tours and curated tastings, as well as a 3-course paired lunch at Bodega Vistandes.