Mendoza Vineyard Tour With Wine Tasting

Super well organized, very friendly guide, very good wines, especially the first vineyard. In short, a very nice afternoon

The experience was varied but the estates do the xpress talks hoping only to get to the sales part, I consider that the experience should be more focused on the wine and not on the sale, for that we can go to a market to buy Additional the person who We were treated at the agency a little rude in communication, the guide was very friendly

We toured 3 wineries and one olive oil factory. There were tastings at each site plus a tour of the process to make wines and olive oil. Some of the wineries were antique and others were modern. It was interesting to learn about the various techniques. The wine was very good too!

The first and third bodega were very nice. The middle one not interesting, the guide was not too interested to represent its winery.

While there is english speaking guides at each venue, I would not recommend this tour to english speaking tourists. There is a lot of information shared by the guide on the bus on the way to each stop. The tour itself is as described, and you get what you pay for, the wineries we visited were fine, but tbh designed for tourism not wine, and felt a bit like herded cats with loads of tour groups going through them and the sommeliers had to rush you. We didn't love any of the wine, except for at the last stop. If you're into your wine, this your is probably not the one for you.

We loved our guide, Flor! She was so knowledgeable and down-to-earth. Oh driver, Martin, was also very kind and attentive. The guides in the wineries were also great. Wine, food, company, and scenery were all lovely.

Great experience and lots of learning about wine. The tour guide person was very nice and spoke good English that helped a lot. The wine tasting were amazing and the scenery beautiful even in this winter season. Highly recommended.