| For those who have a love of wine, visiting the many | | | | explore. |
| wineries in and around Buenos Aires is a definite must | | | | Try going on Ampora Wine Tours, who take you to |
| do on their itinerary. There are plenty of wine tours | | | | some of the best areas in Mendoza such as |
| all around Buenos Aires, but depending on your | | | | Luján de Cuyo. Lujan de Cuyo is one of the |
| choice, some wine tours focus on more than just | | | | most developed wine regions. Once there you'll visit |
| one area, allowing you to make the best out of your | | | | their selection of the best wineries like Bodega |
| experience. | | | | Achaval Ferrer and Bodega Sottano. Most wine tours |
| Depending on how long you have for the wine tours, | | | | are in small public groups but options are available for |
| I suggest you not start in Buenos Aires itself but | | | | those who want that private extra special tour and |
| start out at the famous town right next to it, | | | | one on one meetings with owners. |
| Mendoza. This is the largest wine making region in all | | | | Also in Mendoza, try visiting La Rural and their wine |
| of Argentina and it'll be sure to leave a lasting | | | | museum or if you're uncomfortable organizing your |
| impression on whoever visits. Well known for its | | | | own wine tour, try going on one with Magda Wine |
| extensive wineries, if there's only one region you get | | | | Tours, who are said to offer an authentic wine |
| to go to, choose this one. | | | | tasting experience around Mendoza. |
| For those who only have a day to spend, try the | | | | If you can explore more than one region, head for |
| Uco Valley Wine Tour. Some people say that this is | | | | San Juan which is a little further than Mendoza, but |
| the one to try and there are those that even | | | | well worth if you have ample time on your hands. |
| compare it to the Napa Valley of California 25 years | | | | Experience the flavors of Cabernet Sauvignon, |
| ago. It produces excellent high altitude wines from | | | | Malbec and Chardonnay. |
| vineyards up to 1400m feet high. | | | | If you prefer to stick closer to Buenos Aires, visit Rio |
| For those who have 3 to 4 days to spend wine | | | | Negro, which is said to produce some really fine |
| tasting, I recommend still sticking to one region but | | | | desert wines. If you do stop by, don't forget to visit |
| exploring different wineries. You'll be surprised that | | | | Vinedos Agrestis and Humberto Canale which offer a |
| some vineyards take up to a week or more just to | | | | unique perspective on wine in this area. |