Argentina Winery Tours

Argentina ranks fifth in wine-producing countries worldwide.  Argentina's most interesting wine is malbec, a red wine that is far more delicious when made in Argentina than in its native Bordeaux.  An Argentina winery tour will also highlight Cabernet Sauvignon, Syrah, Chardonnay and other international favorites that are becoming more widely planted.

Argentina’s subtropical climate in the north, and the sub-Antarctic climate in the south, are just some of the special ingredients for an adventurous and exciting South American wine vacation. It is a melting pot of culture from the many who settled here, especially those with European decent such as the Irish, Basque, German, French and Italians.  Despite the heavy European influence, the Spanish language is widely spoken throughout the country, and it is a land influenced by Latin art and culture.  Wider than Chile, but similar in length, the major cities of Mendoza and Santiago are separated by the giant Andes.  The city of Mendoza is the heart of the Argentine wine country, while Buenos Aires is considered to be the Paris of Latin America.  The sensual dance of the Tango is found throughout the country, Malbec is the favorite wine, and beef is what’s for dinner.  Argentina is a country of picture perfect lakes, mountains, and grapevines, with the famous Iguazu Falls and the magical land of Patagonia located at its southern tip.  Argentina has posh beach, golf and spa resorts, and a huge variety of restaurants, bars and nightclubs.  This country is a destination loved by all who visit; the adrenaline junkies to literature buffs, and those just looking for a relaxing vacation infused with beautiful scenery.

Wine Tours of the World creates much more than the ordinary Argentina winery tours. Immerse yourself in the Latin culture and combine tastings with several other unique activities.To browse our suggested itineraries, click on a link below, or create your own trip by submitting the form to the right!

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