Spend a private day in Valle de Uco touring two top wineries, sampling high‑altitude Malbecs and enjoying a five‑course lunch at Instituto La Azul. This full‑day private sedan tour combines guided cellar visits, curated tastings and scenic drives beneath the Andes.
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A low-slung sedan draws away from Mendoza’s ochre streets and, over an hour of plains and foothills, delivers you into a palette of rowed vines and basalt shoulders. The morning light slices across leaves; high Andes keep watch on the horizon. The guide opens the door to a boutique bodega and the day settles into measured tastings, cellar tours and a leisurely five‑course lunch at Instituto La Azul.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
8–10 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for people in regular, low‑impact condition; mostly walking on flat vineyard rows and standing during tastings
Wildlife
History
Modern Valle de Uco wine culture grew rapidly in the late 20th century as high‑altitude plantings and international investment reshaped Mendoza’s viticulture.
Conservation
Many Uco wineries prioritize drip irrigation, cover crops and reduced‑chemical regimes to protect scarce Andean water resources and preserve soil health.
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Hydrate between tastings
Drink water between wine flights to stay clearheaded—carry a refillable bottle for the drive and palate reset.
Plan your pickup time
Allow for 8–10 hours total travel and tasting time; confirm pickup location and any holiday scheduling in advance.
Dress in layers
Valle de Uco can be warm in the sun and cool in shade—bring a light jacket for cellar visits and late‑afternoon breezes.
Carry ID and know limits
Argentina enforces legal drinking ages—bring photo ID and be aware some operators limit bookings to two people per reservation.
Sunscreen
High UV at altitude makes sunscreen essential for open‑vineyard walks.
summer
Light wind jacket
Evenings and cellar areas can be cool; a packable jacket keeps you comfortable.
spring
Comfortable walking shoes
Stable, closed shoes are useful for uneven vineyard paths and cellar steps.
Reusable water bottle
Staying hydrated helps manage alcohol effects and altitude.