MENDOZA WINE REGIONS
UNDERSTANDING MENDOZA WINE regions
Three wine regions. Three different experiences.
Mendoza’s wine country is spread across three main regions: Maipú, Luján de Cuyo and the Uco Valley. Although they may look close on a map, travel times between them can be significant.
That’s why we design our wine tours by region, combining wineries that work naturally together. This means less time on the road, a more relaxed day, and more time to enjoy the wineries, landscapes and gastronomy.
Mendoza’s wine country is spread across three main regions: Maipú, Luján de Cuyo and the Uco Valley.
Although they may look close on a map, travel times between them can be significant.
That’s why we design our wine tours by region, combining wineries that work naturally together.
This means less time on the road, a more relaxed day, and more time to enjoy the wineries, landscapes and gastronomy.
MAIPU
Historic & Traditional
One of Mendoza’s oldest wine regions, home to historic wineries, traditional estates and some of the names that shaped Argentine wine.
LUJAN DE CUYO
The Heart of Malbec
Close to Mendoza City and home to many of Argentina’s most renowned wineries, with a great mix of iconic estates, boutique producers and exceptional gastronomy.
UCO VALLEY
High Altitude & The Andes
About 1.5 hours from Mendoza City, the Uco Valley offers dramatic mountain scenery, high-altitude vineyards, contemporary architecture and some of Mendoza’s most celebrated wineries.
