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Wine & Culture: Buenos Aires Wine Tasting Adventure - Buenos Aires

Wine & Culture: Buenos Aires Wine Tasting Adventure

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Difficulty

easy

Duration

2.5 hours

Fitness Level

Good general health recommended, as the tour involves sitting and standing for periods.

Overview

Discover the rich flavors and stories behind Argentine wines during this immersive tasting tour in Buenos Aires. Guided by an expert, you'll savor regional varietals and gain insights into Argentina’s famed winemaking heritage. Uncork a new appreciation for the local culture with every sip!

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Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires

Buenos Aires Wine Tasting Tour

Starting at €119.50 (USD$129.00) l 2.5 Hours l Adult: (Ages 18+)

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About This Adventure

Experience the allure of Argentine wines on a captivating 2.5-hour tour in Buenos Aires. Guided by an expert sommelier, savor exquisite wines like Torrontes, Malbec, and Merlot, paired with delicious regional snacks. Discover the unique geography of wine-producing areas while indulging in a memorable tasting adventure.

Embark on a journey to discover why Argentine wines are so famous!


Rates

Wine Tasting

Adult: (Ages 18+) €119.50 (USD$129.00)

Duration

2.5 Hours

Dinner Upgrade & Tango Show at El Querandí

Adult: (Ages 18+) €209.00 (USD$225.00)

Duration

5.5 Hours

Frequency

  • Mon to Sat available in spanish.

  • Tue, Thu & Sat available in english.

Start time:

Pick up as of 6:30 pm

Timetables subject to availability.

Overview

Visit one of the most distinguished wineries in Buenos Aires and enjoy the Argentine wines Torrontes, Malbec & Merlot. Get to know the secrets of these wine strains, learn how to taste different wines, and choose the best snacks.

This Buenos Aires wine tour experience will give you a good perspective of the different geography of wine-producing areas of the country, including landscapes and climates. You will be introduced to the most representative wine strains of each region (La Patagonia-Rio Negro, Valle de Uco - Mendoza, and Noa-Rioja) and you will taste their wines accompanied by exquisite regional bites such as empanadas salteñas, mushroom crostini, and veal skewers.

What to expect

Take a 2.5-hour Buenos Aires wine tour and experience the best quality Argentine wines with an expert sommelier. Discover unique tastes and learn why Argentine wines are considered some of the best in the world.

Your Buenos Aires wine tour includes wine tasting and snacks from the following regions

◾ La Patagonia-Rio Negro (Humberto Canale Merlot Wine) ◾ Valle de Uco - Mendoza (Andeluna Malbec Wine) ◾ Noa-Rioja (Sparkling Santa Florentina Brut Torrontes wine)

Inclusions

  • Pick up at hotels in downtown.

  • Expert sommelier

  • Snacks & wine tasting, 03 vinestocks & regional snacks.

(Region from La Patagonia-Rio Negro) Humberto Canale Merlot Wine.

(Region from Valle de Uco - Mendoza) Andeluna Malbec Wine.

(Region from Noa-Rioja) Sparkling Santa Florentina Brut Torrontes Wine.

  • Dinner & Tango Show (if selected)

  • Wine upgrade if Dinner & Tango Show is selected

  • Return to the hotel if Dinner & Tango Show is selected

Exclusions

  • Gratuities
  • Return to the hotel (except if dinner upgrade is selected)

Accessibility

  • Wheelchair accessible (not every surface. Wheelchair must be foldable and the passenger must have the assistance of somebody else)

Notes

  • Dress code is smart casual.

Adventure Tips

Sip with Purpose

Take small sips and pay attention to flavors, aromas, and textures for a more enriching experience.

Ask Questions

Engage your sommelier guide to learn about wine regions, production methods, and pairing tips.

Pace Yourself

Drink slowly and enjoy each glass to fully appreciate the nuances of each wine.

Pair Wisely

Try regional snacks offered during the tasting to enhance flavors and discover new favorites.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • City pigeons and urban sparrows
  • House cats often found lounging in wine cellars

History

The Argentine wine industry dates back to the 16th century, with Buenos Aires playing a key role as a trade hub,

Conservation

Many wineries around Buenos Aires emphasize sustainable practices, including organic vineyards and eco-friendly production methods.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Comfortable Shoes

Essential

Comfortable footwear makes standing and walking easier during the tour.

Notebook and Pen

Capture your tasting notes or questions for later reflection.

Water Bottle

Stay hydrated amid tasting wine and regional snacks.

Light Jacket

A light layer can add warmth if the venue or weather cools down.

spring,winter specific