Argentina · WINE TOURS IN BUENOS AIRES
This is the shortlist to send a friend: 15 wine tours in Buenos Aires worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Share a seven-course Argentine asado, four meat varieties, and Mendoza wines on a Palermo Soho rooftop for $86.
“What a great way to enjoy “the meats” of Argentina, on a rooftop with 10 new friends. The wine was perfect with each course. The meat was perfectly cooked on a traditional BBQ. Just a great evening.”
Review of Bodega Gamboa near Buenos Aires, with vineyard walks, Malbec tasting, a lavish lunch, hotel pickup, and practical booking tips.
“An hour’s drive in a small air conditioned comfortable van. Welcomed to the winery, with a lovely glass of Chardonnay and munchies. Walking tour through the winery, with large umbrellas for sun protection. Stopped along the way to sample other wines. Returned to a totally delicious lunch trying so many dishes, again with lots of wines - Chardonnay, Pinot noir, 2 different Malbecs and rolled back to the Van. Glorious afternoon. Thank you!”
Taste Malbec, Torrontés, and other Argentine wines with a sommelier in Palermo Soho, paired with local cheeses, meats, and small bites.
“4 wines. White, rose, Pinot and Malbec. Very informational about wine regions and wine tasting points. Do not miss this”
Review of Bodega Gamboa near Buenos Aires, with vineyard touring, Argentine wine tasting, a generous lunch, transport tips, and honest value advice.
“The food was par excellence and we thoroughly enjoyed the winery tour. Not much to improve on!”
Learn beginner tango steps, share homemade empanadas and Argentine wine, and hear local Buenos Aires tips in a historic conventillo.
“We had a fabulous time. Catalina was a kind and patient teacher who made tango accessible and fun. After our lesson we shared delicious empanadas and wine. Catalina answered questions about Buenos Aires neighborhoods, architecture, history and all things Tango.”
Taste Malbec, Torrontés, and Pinot Noir in Palermo while learning about Argentina’s wine regions, food pairings, and local winemaking traditions.
“Andrea was great. Knowledgeable and friendly and intimate venue in the cellar - fun night!”
Explore Buenos Aires’ Palacio Barolo at night, climb to its lighthouse, hear its Dante-inspired story, and enjoy Argentine wine.
“I don’t think that anything that work perfectly should be changed. This tour is a cultural tour that was made very easy in understanding the complexity of Dante’s Divine Comedy while enjoying the sights of Buenos Aires. Many kudos to our guide on December 12. Loved it!!”
Taste four boutique Argentine wines with homemade regional tapas while learning about Argentina’s wine regions, food, and culture in Buenos Aires.
“Superb food. Good variety of interesting wine. Relaxing atmosphere. Strongly recommend. Nice couple are host.”
Sail the Río de la Plata from Buenos Aires with Argentine wine, local tapas, a private crew, and sunset views near Tigre.
“Santiago was a wonderful and charming host! We had a lovely evening spent sailing and learning about local wines. The charcuterie board was much more than we expected, especially with the addition of freshly made empanadas. Would highly recommend this experience to anyone looking to have a local adventure outside of the typical city sights. It was truly a prefect evening!”
Make Argentine empanadas, taste regional wines, and learn local food traditions in a small-group Palermo cooking class.
“We had a very friendly, knowledgeable host, delicious empanadas, and luckily/fortunately the other participants were incredibly friendly and interesting people. A great recipe for a fun cooking/tasting class!”
Learn Argentine empanadas in Palermo, then taste Malbec, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Cabernet Franc in a friendly small-group class.
“I´ve got together with the group and we had a great wine tasting experience and some amazing dishes to taste.”
Learn to make Argentine empanadas, taste Malbec and other wines, and enjoy a friendly small-group class in Palermo.
“It was really fun, the host Catalina was great, informative and knowledgeable. We really enjoyed our experience and enjoyed the evening. We met a lovely couple from Ireland which made the evening very enjoyable. The only negative comment was that it was quite expensive.”
Share a wood-fired Argentine asado, handmade empanadas, and superb wine pairings in a historic Palermo home in Buenos Aires.
“We had a wonderful time at our asado experience with the authentic BA. Booking and pre-event communication were smooth and easy. Santi is a fabulous host and went out of his way to plan a fantastic evening for our family of 6, including making gluten-free accommodations for 2 family members with celiac disease. Leo was a master at the asado and prepared each of the many courses to perfection. Valentina was super friendly and knowledgeable about Argentinian wines and made sure that no one had an empty glass for long. The food was amazing, plentiful and diverse. Valentina expertly paired local wines with each course and provided in depth information…”
Taste Argentine wines, pair them with cheese and charcuterie, and learn Buenos Aires history in an intimate cellar setting.
“An excellent introduction to Argentine food. Martin, our guide was informative and interesting. We got to try some very tasty food, and the opportunity to make and taste mata was fun and interesting.”
Escape Buenos Aires for a Tigre Delta boat ride, island walk, six-course asado, local wines, and a warm meal with host Nelson.
“Nelson from Tigre Grill and Wine was an amazing host. He meet us at the Pier and we travelled by boat along the river to his family’s bush retreat. A lovely walk along the river and we reached a large wooden deck pecked high amongst the trees, with an outdoor dining area and BBQ grill. Nelson’s cooking was a delicious smorgasbord of sausages, sweat breads, steaks, cheese and home made flan, accompanied Argentina wine and soft drinks. A delighted afternoon with a small group of 9 guests where there was time to sit and chat and enjoy the peaceful bush.”
From the ice field to the cellar door.
