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Mendoza's Malbec Trail: A Weekend Among the Andes
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The route
12 stops·6 wineries · 3 restaurants · 1 hotel · 1 activity · 1 shop
- 01Hotel
Arrive in Mendoza City & Check In
Park Hyatt Mendoza plants you on Plaza Independencia with an acclaimed wine bar showcasing the region's finest labels.
- 02WineryMendoza
Achaval Ferrer
Achaval Ferrer's old-vine Malbecs from Luján de Cuyo and critic-beloved Quimera blend prove Argentine wine demands respect.
- 03Winery
Catena Zapata
Catena Zapata's pyramid-shaped headquarters in Agrelo showcases Argentina's high-altitude wine mastery from vineyards soaring above 5,000 feet.
- 04Restaurant
Lunch at Francis Mallmann's 1884 Restaurant
Chef Francis Mallmann's open-fire Argentine kitchen inside historic Bodega Escorihuela Gascón pairs bold grilled fare with Mendoza's finest wines.
- 05Winery
Zuccardi Valle de Uco
Familia Zuccardi's striking stone winery produces award-winning, high-altitude Malbecs and Tempranillos that showcase Valle de Uco's distinctive terroir.
- 06Shop
The Vines of Mendoza Wine Bar
Downtown tasting lounge stocked with boutique Mendoza producers, perfect for evening sips and taking home a bottle.
- 07Restaurant
Dinner at Azafrán
Mendoza City's Azafrán pairs creative regional dishes with an exceptional local wine list and the kind of service that actually knows what it's talking about.
- 08Winery
Clos de los Siete / Michel Rolland
Seven winemakers collaborate under Michel Rolland's direction in Mendoza, crafting complex, Malbec-driven wines on shared Argentine soil.
- 09WineryTasmania
Acrivio / Alta Vista
Alta Vista's terroir-driven Malbecs and pioneering Alto blends prove why Mendoza's high-altitude vineyards deserve a seat at your dinner table.
- 10Activity
Bike Tour through Chacras de Coria
Pedal through vine-lined streets on two wheels to discover Luján de Cuyo at the perfect leisurely pace.
- 11WineryMendoza
Trapiche Winery
Founded in 1883, Trapiche makes Argentina's most coveted Malbecs, especially their Ícono and single-vineyard releases.
- 12Restaurant
Farewell Dinner at Siete Cocinas
Seven regional Argentine cuisines meet perfectly matched Mendoza wines for your trip's grand finale.
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