5 Stops Walking Tour of Buenos Aires hidden Wineries
Description
Enjoy a perfect introduction to Argentine wine on a guided walking tour through Palermo, Buenos Aires. Stroll through this vibrant neighborhood and visit several small boutique wineries, each offering a unique tasting experience. Savor five different varietals from Argentina’s main wine regions: a robust Malbec from Mendoza with deep cocoa notes, a fragrant Torrontés from Salta with floral and zesty hints, a silky Patagonian Pinot Noir bursting with red berries, a rich Mendoza Cabernet Sauvignon with structured tannins, and a bold Salta Syrah featuring dark fruit and spicy undertones. Each tasting is paired with local bites and guided by an expert who will immerse you in Argentina’s fascinating wine culture.
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Itinerary
Here you will taste the first glass of white wine, accompanied by a small snack (cheese and charcuterie).
Second stop. You will taste an orange wine from Mendoza. Orange wine is a very interesting category, because it is basically a white wine made as if it were a red wine.
Third stop. You will taste a Rosé wine. We will explain to you what the process of making these wines is like, while you taste it and discover its expressions.
Fourth stop. You will taste a red wine. Malbec is considered the jewel of Argentine wines globally.
Fifth stop. You will taste a red wine. We will review everything we have tried and draw conclusions. You can buy bottles of wine if you wish.
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Important Information
- Wheelchair accessible
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
- Not recommended for pregnant travelers
- Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- Alcoholic Beverage (18+ older), Dietary restrictions applies (please advise in advance)
- Only Adults Experience
Reviews(1)
The guide was professional and friendly. But this is ripoff. There are no hidden wineries, you are given some pepperoni , cheese and olives at the starting tasting room and then you are walked around the neighborhood with your dirty glass and taken to liquor stores to taste local wines, mostly Malbecs. It’s not worth $135. From the dirty glass I was handed at the beginning to the fact that 2 hrs was plenty, not three, I felt shortchanged. Don’t get me wrong, the guide was knowledgeable but you don’t get much food, and you taste some ok malbecs. Better to go to the liquor store across the street and learn on your own. Save your money…there is a reason no one else was on the tour.
