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Surrounded by miles of vineyards, with the majestic Andes as a backdrop, this red brick bodega blends beautifully into the scenery. Inside,...Read More
In 1950 Don Alberto Zuccardi, a civil engineer, developed a more modern system of irrigation for his vineyards in Maipú and later in Santa Rosa...Read More
Approaching this ultra-modern winery on a lonely dirt road, you could be forgiven for thinking you’d discovered a flying saucer instead. But...Read More
Extending 66,733 hectares (164,900 acres) over wild, high country, this provincial park has few trails other than those used by expeditions...Read More
Two brothers from one of the most iconic wine families in Mendoza—the Pulentas—started their own premium winery in 2002. The attractive, modern...Read More
Business has been booming at Ruca Malén ever since the Great Wine Capitals network dubbed its winery restaurant the “world’s best” in 2014,...Read More
With a past score of 97 from Wine Spectator for its Malbec, Santiago Achaval's winery on the banks of the Mendoza River continues to score...Read More
At this landmark bodega and museum, great concrete wine-storage tubs are exposed in a cavernous old building that survived three earthquakes...Read More
The gray adobe building with its uneven slate roof, reminiscent of houses in Spain and France, almost disappears against the background of bushes...Read More
A faux Mayan pyramid rising from the vineyards fronts the towering Andes at this landmark winery where the architecture rivals the wine. You...Read More
The closest winery to the city—and the oldest working one in the province—is Bodega Escorihuela. Located in Godoy Cruz (about a 15-minute cab...Read More
In 1855, Felipe Rutini left the hills of Italy to found a winery in the raw land of Coquimbito, Argentina. His descendants planted the first...Read More
Built in 1897, Lagarde is one of the oldest and most traditional wineries in Mendoza. The third generation of the Pescarmona family now cultivates...Read More
In 1895 English engineer Sir Edmund Norton built the first winery in the valley south of the Mendoza River. Part of the old adobe house and...Read More
Jacques and François Lurton began searching for an Argentine vineyard in 1992. Three years later they planted their grapes in Vista Flores,...Read More
On a knoll with an Andean backdrop, this ultra-modern winery is built in the shape of a cross. Each of its four arms operates as a separate...Read More
White adobe walls, tile roofs, flower-bed-lined walkways, and huge shade trees welcome you to this historic bodega. Visits typically include...Read More
Italian wine expert Don Santiago Graffigna, who planted Tulum Valley's first vines, founded this winery in 1870. You can learn the history of...Read More
When the Ortiz family bought this modern bodega from Kendall Jackson in 2003, CEO Patricia Ortiz and oenologist Fabián Valenzuela decided to...Read More
Wines up to 60 years old are stored in the main cellar of this traditional winery, established in 1898 and still owned by the same family. Tours...Read More
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