You don't need to fly to Mendoza to taste great Argentine wine. Just over an hour from the city, spend a full day among vineyards and native woodland, with a guided tasting and a multi-course lunch paired with the estate's own wines.
A boutique Argentine winery barely an hour and a quarter from the capital — small production, careful work and a real sense of place.



Barely an hour and a quarter from Buenos Aires the landscape changes completely: rows of vines, native woodland and the quiet of the countryside. This is boutique Argentine winemaking — small production, careful work and a real sense of place.
The day is designed to connect you with the terroir: you walk the vineyard, learn how the wines are made, and understand why this corner of Buenos Aires province produces something quite different from Mendoza.

Boutique winemaking barely an hour from the centre of Buenos Aires.
The experience begins with a glass in hand and continues with a guided tasting led by the estate's own team, who talk you through each label — the grapes, the soil and the character that makes these boutique wines worth the trip.
It's relaxed and conversational rather than technical: perfect whether you're a serious wine lover or simply curious.
The day builds to a multi-course lunch at the estate house, with each course paired to a wine. Argentine produce, cooked with care, in a dining room that looks out over the vines.
It's the kind of afternoon people remember long after the trip is over — and one of our favourite ways to spend a day out of the capital.
We collect you from your hotel in Buenos Aires in the morning.
About an hour and a quarter through the countryside north of the city.
A walk among the vines and a guided tasting with the estate team.
A long multi-course lunch at the estate house, each course paired with a wine.
Back at your hotel in the late afternoon, in time for dinner or a tango show.
Tell us your dates and how many of you are travelling — we'll check availability and send a free, no-obligation quote within 24 hours. Best price guaranteed.
One dedicated specialist plans your whole stay — not a booking platform with a call centre.
We regularly compare our rates against the big international operators — and we've confirmed we're the most competitive.
All the pleasure of an Argentine wine day, without adding flights or extra nights to your itinerary.
Door-to-door service with air-conditioned transport — and nobody has to drive home after tasting.
Professional guides who can talk you through Argentine wine properly.
We slot this day into your full itinerary — city tour, tango, Iguazú or Patagonia.
A registered agency with two decades organising trips across Argentina.
It's about 65 km from the city — roughly an hour and a quarter each way depending on traffic. It makes a comfortable full day out and you're back in Buenos Aires by the evening.
Not at all. The tasting is relaxed and conversational and the team explains everything as you go, so it works just as well for curious first-timers as for serious wine lovers.
Yes — a multi-course lunch at the estate house, with each course paired to one of the estate's wines. It's a highlight of the day, not an afterthought.
Usually yes, if we know in advance. Tell us about any allergies, intolerances or vegetarian and vegan preferences when you book and we'll confirm with the estate.
Unfortunately not: the visit involves walking on uneven ground around the vineyard and is not adapted for wheelchairs. Tell us your needs and we'll suggest alternatives.
Comfortable clothes and shoes for walking on the estate, and some cash — small purchases on site may not accept cards.
Both are available. You can join a shared departure or book a fully private day with your own guide and driver.
Yes. It pairs perfectly with a city tour on another day, or a tango show that same evening — we build the whole itinerary for you.

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See all →Argentina is a wine country, but most travelers assume that means flying to Mendoza. It doesn't have to. Just over an hour from the capital there's a small boutique winery where you can spend a full day among vines and native woodland — and taste seriously good wine.
The day is unhurried by design: a welcome glass, a walk through the vineyard, a guided tasting explaining each label, and then a long multi-course lunch at the estate house with every course paired to a wine. It's about the terroir, the food and the calm as much as the bottles.
We include round-trip transfers from your hotel with air-conditioned transport and an English-speaking guide, so nobody has to drive. It's one of the most relaxing days you can add to a Buenos Aires stay — and it fits neatly alongside a city tour, a tango show or the rest of your Argentine itinerary.