The curator
Peter doesn't sell tours. He picks wineries.
For more than fifteen years he's covered Mendoza in the same direction: from the city to the foot of the Andes, from the big estate to the twelve-hectare project. Along the way he became friends with the winemakers, learned which plot grows the best Cabernet Franc in Gualtallary, and which week to walk into a winery to see it actually working instead of just tidied up for visitors.
That calendar — who's harvesting, who's tasting from barrel, who just bottled — is what shapes every tour day. That's why no week looks the same, and why the experience never relies on a fixed list of famous wineries.



Luxury Travel Awards
2019/20
Tripadvisor
2018
Luxury Travel Awards
2018
Tripadvisor
2017
Luxury Travel Awards
2017- Luxury Travel Awards
2019/20 - Tripadvisor
2018 - Luxury Travel Awards
2018 - Tripadvisor
2017 - Luxury Travel Awards
2017
The four filters he applies before adding a winery to the list
Boutique wineries, not waiting rooms
Every winery on the list has a winemaker with their own point of view and a scale small enough that someone from the house greets you personally. If the visit is a script repeated forty times a day, it doesn't make the cut.
An itinerary that follows what's actually happening
During harvest we go where the grapes are coming in; in winter, where they're racking or tasting from barrel. The shape of the day is always the same — vineyard, cellar, tasting — but the wineries change.
Small groups, human pace
Max 15 people on shared tours, and private groups starting at 2. There's enough time to ask questions, taste again, and understand why a wine changes after ten minutes of air.
Depth, guaranteed
No matter your level going in, the explanation adapts. Terroir, altitude, limestone, aging, and cellaring, explained in a way that helps you choose wine for the rest of your life.
“A good day of wineries isn't measured in glasses poured. It's measured in how much you can explain once you're back home.”
Tours curated by Peter
Discover our 29 handpicked wineriesUco Valley · 9–10 h
Uco Valley Full Day Wine Tour
Three high-altitude wineries in Gualtallary and Los Chacayes, with a pairing lunch facing the Andes.
From USD 250
Uco Valley · 5–6 h
Uco Valley Half Day Wine Tour
Two high-altitude wineries and a guided tasting, without taking your whole day.
From USD 190
Luján de Cuyo · 8–9 h
Luján de Cuyo Full Day Wine Tour
The birthplace of Malbec: old vines, historic wineries and lunch in Agrelo or Las Compuertas.
From USD 230
