The Uco Valley is not close to Greater Mendoza, so we recommend that you keep in mind that the round trip can take at least an hour each way. The good news is that the scenery is spectacular, so the road is also part of the adventure!

This region is characterized by its imposing geography, with wineries that are true works of architectural art, many of them designed to blend harmoniously with the majesty of the Andes Mountains.

The Uco Valley is made up of three departments: Tupungato, Tunuyán and San Carlos, each with a large extension. This means that although the distances between vineyards can be considerable, the offer of wineries is enormous and very varied.

Tips for your wine tour:

Planning is key: Although you can improvise, we suggest you book your visits and tastings in advance, especially in high season. Many wineries have limited spaces and fill up quickly.

Hire a tour or driver: In order to enjoy the tasting without worries, the ideal is to hire a transportation service. There are many options: from group tours to private drivers to take you to the places of your choice.

Hydrate: Don't forget to drink water between tastings. The combination of alcohol and altitude can be a little stronger than usual.