THE WINERIES

Achaval Ferrer Achaval Ferrer were the first Argentine winery to score 96 points in Wine Spectator More info >>

Andeluna Another high altitude winery from Valle de Uco, producing exciting wines and fascinating private tours. More info >>

Alta Vista Alta Vista are Mendoza´s leading terroirists More info >>

Benegas Cool rustic “adobe” is still alive.—beautifully restored and wine fit for a King. More info >>

Bianchi San Rafael`s most famous winery and certainly one of the most promising, More info >>

Carinae Lives amongst the stars and makes heavenly wine. More info >>

Carlos Pulenta Classic example of…divide friendly brothers and spread great skill to more wineries. More info >>

Carmelo Patti “Fruit driven wines, what on earth do you mean”? More info >>

Catena Zapata If Mendoza had a Royal Family it would be the Catena Zapata dynasty. More info >>

Chandon If it bubbles, it will sell. More info >>

Dolium Dolium is a Latin term for wine vessel stored underground to keep cool. More info >>

Dominio del Plata Susanna Balbo and Pedro Marchetsky must be Argentina´s most famous winemaking couple. More info >>

Doña Elvira "We`re 100% Argentine!" says the owner, More info >>

Doña Paula Another good example of Chileans really liking Argentina!!! More info >>

Enrique Foster A brand new winery set amongst the vineyards of Lujan de Cuyo, Enrique Foster has taken little time to make a big impression on the local and international wine scene. More info >>

Fabre Montmayou Their top wine, the Gran Vin (80-85% Malbec with the rest Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot) is aged for 18months in French oak barrels. They never produce more than 15,000 bottles and it is only made during the best years. More info >>

Familia Zuccardi Zuccardi, producing 18 million litres a year is one of Mendoza’s biggest producers. More info >>

Finca Flichman Finca Flichman is one of the oldest and most respectable wineries in Argentina. More info >>

Decero Alpine perfection under the majestic Andes More info >>

Lagarde With mule-tilled malbec vineyards and the oldest white wine in South America, Lagarde is one of Argentina´s most interesting wineries. More info >>

La Rural Wine from a cows rear end!!...pass me the whisky bottle please. More info >>

Lurton Another French demonstration of the great hopes that exist for Argentine wine. More info >>

Montevejo Part of Clos de los Siete - a French club of millionaires, Monteviejo is the first of seven wineries to be built on the high plains of Valle de Uco. More info >>

Nieto Senetiner Situated in Carodilla, Lujan de Cuyo, Nieto Senetiner was originally a local partnership established in 1969. More info >>

Norton Founded by a British rail engineer at the end of the 19th century, Bodega Norton has become one of the largest and most important wineries in Argentina. More info >>

O.Fournier Consulta is a southern sub-region of Valle de Uco and an area admired for the quality of its grapes. More info >>

Pulenta Estate One of a trio of fine wineries the Pulenta brothers own. More info >>

Renacer When retiring from the World Bank, Chilean Patricio Reich decided to get in on the fine wine boom across the Andes in Argentina. More info >>

Ruca Malen A rising star on the Argentine wine scene More info >>

Salentein Salentein is a Dutch owned winery that also has important holdings in the Argentine fruit industry. More info >>

Septima Septima means seventh, one of nine international wineries owned by the Codorniu company. More info >>

Suter Nowhere are hail nets more ubiquitous then in San Rafael. More info >>

Tapiz Many people are surprised when they hear that originally Tapiz was a Kendall Jackson winery. More info >>

Tempus Alba “Cloning” their way to a perfect Malbec. More info >>

Terrazas de los Andes Moet and Chandon add finesse to the Mendoza scene. More info >>

Viña Amalia Carlos Basso is a famous name in Argentine winemaking and he lends his name to this winery´s top wine More info >>

Viña Cobos A little bit of “Sonoma” here in Mendoza. More info >>