Wine Tasting in Uco Valley

Argentina is a country bursting with bucket list destinations, from the thundering flow of Iguazu Falls to the tantalising energy of Buenos Aires. On this two-week adventure, we’ll use our expert inside knowledge to make sure you not only tick off the country’s biggest draws, but also uncover a whole host of little-known pearls, which will enrich your experience and impress everyone who sees your pictures.

Revitalising lakes, awe-inspiring glaciers and tantalising wines straight from the vineyard, this two-week Argentina holiday is the perfect concoction for travellers who enjoy the finer things in life. We’ve hand-picked only the very best hotels and lodges to make sure every stop on the trip promises unique flair complemented by seamless service.

Awasi Mendoza (formerly Cavas Wine Lodge) is an award-winning Relais & Chateaux property at the foot of the Andes in Argentina's most famous wine growing region, 30 minutes south of Mendoza.

Set in the stunning Uco Valley, in Argentina's prime wine growing region, Casa de Uco offers luxury accommodation, a great outdoor pool and spa. The rooms are designed in a modern, airy style, and all have views of the Andes.

Located in the heart of Argentina’s premier wine growing region, in Mendoza's renowned Uco Valley, The Vines Resort & Spa is the ultimate retreat for food and wine lovers and offers superb one and two bedroom villas in a stunning setting amidst the vines.

Entre Cielos Hotel and Spa lies in the beautiful Mendoza region of Argentina in the foothills of the Andes. Surrounded by 3.2 hectares of Malbec wine vines, it offers the perfect opportunity to taste locally produced wines and to unwind in the Hammam Spa.

Finca Adalgisa is a traditional family-run small winery and charming boutique hotel located in Argentina's premier wine growing region outside of Mendoza. Finca Adalgisa is a great base for exploring the best vineyards in the area.

Enjoy the famous Siete Fuegos dinner, only available at The Vines Resort & Spa, as prepared by chef Francis Mallmann. Siete Fuegos, or "seven fires", is indicative of the open-flame cooking techniques used to create deliciously mouthwatering BBQ food.

Get to know more about the Malbec grape by visiting three premium wineries in the Lujan de Cuyo area near Mendoza. Learn about the production processes and enjoy a gourmet wine lunch, with plenty of wine tasting of course!