
Uco Valley
Three high-altitude wineries in Gualtallary and Los Chacayes, with a pairing lunch facing the Andes.
The most complete day in the catalogue. We leave Mendoza early for the Uco Valley, between 1,100 and 1,500 metres, where Argentine wine became precise. We visit three wineries chosen for contrast: a large one to understand scale and infrastructure, a biodynamic one to understand the vineyard, and a boutique one to understand why the same Malbec can sound different ten kilometres away. In between, a long multi-course lunch with the pairing explained glass by glass.
This is the tour where guests learn the most. The key is the order of the visits: start with the small winery and the big one disappoints. The other way around, it works.
Peter · winery curatorWineries on this tour
We don't always visit the same ones: the day is built around each winery's real schedule and what can be seen there that day.

Los Árboles · Uco Valley
A cathedral of wine, art and Pinot Noir.

Gualtallary · Uco Valley
The Michelini brothers' biodynamic circle.

Vista Flores · Uco Valley
Three generations, home cooking.

Gualtallary · Uco Valley
Extreme altitude, vivid acidity.

Los Chacayes · Uco Valley
The Lurtons on stony soils.