Food, Wine & Nightlife in Argentina

The Lujan de Cuyo wine region is home to some of Mendoza's most prestigious wineries, including Catena Zapata, Bodega Norton, and Bodega Vistalba. This private full-day tour ensures you maximize your time, with tours and tastings (own expense) at up to four wineries of your choice, a delicious winery lunch (own expense), and an insight into Argentina's famous Malbec wines.

Discover the vineyards of Mendoza's wine region on this full-day guided tour. Learn about the winemaking process by visiting three different wineries in the Luján de Cuyo region with an informative wine-loving guide. Taste several varietals, including the regional specialty, malbec, and enjoy a picnic lunch and a visit to a local olive oil factory. Round-trip hotel transport by minivan is included.

Visit a hidden wine cellar for a 3-hour tasting in the Palermo neighborhood of Buenos Aires. Learn about Argentina's grapes and winemaking from your expert guide while snacking on 'picada,' Argentine hor d'oeuvres, with your small group limited to 12 people. Sample wines, including malbecs and other varietals, in a tasting customized by the sommelier. Move on to a local bar to try fernet, one of Argentina's favorite drinks.

Argentine wine is exported around the world and is especially renowned for its fine Malbec, Pinot Noir, and Torrent es wines. This tasting experience lets you sample a variety of Argentine wines without leaving Buenos Aires. Visit a wine shop in Palermo Soho, where an experienced sommelier will introduce you to five quality wines from around Argentina, and learn about the winemaking process, different grape varietals, and classifications.

Discover Argentina's traditional foods on this 3-hour walking tour of Recoleta with an in-the-know guide. Visit several of the elegant neighborhood's best restaurants to sample authentic cuisine such as empanadas, dulce de leche and parilla. You'll taste Argentine wines and dine like the locals on this food-lover's tour of one of Buenos Aires' most charming barrios.

The Argentine 'asado' (barbecue) is a longstanding local tradition and this tour lets you experience it just like a local. Explore the lively Palermo Viejo neighbourhood and purchase ingredients from the local butchers, bakeries, and wine shops; get hands-on preparing the parrilla, making chimichurri sauce, and barbecuing the perfect steak; then sit down for an asado feast, including wine, dessert, and traditional mate.

Take part in one of Argentina's most cherished cultural traditions with a night of tango at two classic 'milongas,' or tango halls. The complex dance can be intimidating, but you'll gain confidence and learn basic steps with a 1-hour class. Then put your new moves into practice as you join locals and watch talented dancers at two atmospheric venues in the Palermo and San Telmo neighborhoods.

Discover the delectable bites and cultural delights of Buenos Aires on a private 3-hour food tour of Argentina's culinary capital. Alongside a food-enthusiast guide, you'll drink fine wine in the fashionable district of Palermo and sample traditional Argentinian street food. Then, pleasure your palate with perfectly grilled meat at a local 'parrilla' (grill house) and conclude your feast with gourmet ice cream from a 'heladeria' (ice cream parlor). On this private tour, you'll receive undivided attention from your guide as you delve into the culinary culture of Buenos Aires.

Get a personal introduction to Argentina's wines on a full-day, private winery tour from Mendoza to the Lujan de Cuyo wine region that's tailored to your group of up to four people. Work with a local expert to choose four wineries from a curated list of options, visit a traditional Argentine restaurant for a gourmet lunch, and enjoy scenic views of the Andes. Hotel pickup and drop-off in Mendoza is included, winery tours, tastings, and lunch are at your own expense.

Get a taste of Argentina's local cuisine with this 3.5-hour interactive dining experience in Buenos Aires. Begin with a Malbec-based cocktail, then learn how to make wine-based cocktails under the guidance of a sommelier and mixologist (if you choose the mixology option). After, master the art of correctly closing empanadas before sitting down to a meal of authentic Argentine cuisine, paired with four boutique wines. Finish by learning how to prepare 'mate,' the country's most popular drink, paired with alfajores. Numbers limited to 14, ensuring a small-group experience.

Mendoza is Argentina's most important wine region, but with more than 1,500 wineries to choose from, it can be hard to know where to start. This private full-day tour of the Maipu wine region is tailor-made for you, so you can enjoy wine tasting at up to four different wineries (own expense), tuck into a traditional Argentine lunch (own expense), and sample Argentina's famous Malbec, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Tannat wines.

Learn about the wine making process from vine to barrel on this tour of the Bodega Renacer winery in Lujan. After going behind-the-scenes in the vineyards and cellar, head to the tasting room for a guided tasting of four classic wines. Upgrade to include premium wines directly from the vats and barrels, plus limited-edition varietals.

Get a taste of classic Buenos Aires cuisines on this Buenos Aires food tour. Meander through vendor stalls at San Telmo Market, sip wines at a well-regarded winery, go behind-the-scenes of a dulce de leche factory, and chow down on traditional barbecue - all with the benefit of a guide to share stories and insight along the way.

Visit the historical Market of San Telmo, with explanation of the process of making coffee from different parts of the world in Coffee Town.Wine tasting with Sommelier and Basque Pintxos at Sagardi Restaurant. Visit to the surprising Pulperia Quilapan, regional products store and social club, located in a historical building of the XVIII century.Dinner with entrance, cut of meat, a drink and dessert included. Folckore live show in the historic Courtyard of the grocery store.

Visit Valle de Uco wineries on a private, full-day tour from Mendoza that includes round-trip transport to three or four vineyards in a private car, and reservations for tastings and a winery lunch. Learn about Argentinian wine from grape to glass by visiting each hand-picked destination with a wine-loving guide, who offers a personalized, insider experience of Mendoza winemaking.

Experience the Buenos Aires nightlife scene with this 5-hour guided pub crawl. Meet other social, adventurous travelers and check out the lively neighborhoods of San Telmo, Palermo and Recoleta at night. Visit local bars and enjoy a complimentary shot at each one along with pizza and drink discounts. Finish up your roving revelry at a local dance club to party the night away.

Visit 4 craft breweries and sample 8 beers during this walking tour of Buenos Aires' local breweries. Follow your local, beer-loving guide through the historic, picturesque San Telmo neighborhood to discover a collection of local microbreweries. Learn how the local economy influenced the rise of this local producers, how beer is sometimes used a political tool, and how Argentine beer influenced beer around the world. Snack on traditional favorites as you go. All tastings and snacks are included.

Go behind the scenes at one of Mendoza's first boutique wineries, Tierras Altas. Your Malbec Experience at this 'bodega' in Luján de Cuyo includes a guided tour of the vineyards, underground cellar, and production areas for a lesson in what makes a truly sensational Malbec. Enjoy plenty of wine tastings during the tour, including samples straight from steel tanks and oak barrels.

Discover the hidden gems of the Argentine wine world on this tour of boutique family-run wineries in the scenic Agrelo and Perdriel regions of Mendoza's Lujan de Cuyo valley. Sample over 10 regional varietals of wine over the course of the day, and then finish your tour with a gourmet farm-to-table lunch with paired wines.

Discover one of Buenos Aires' coveted closed-door restaurants in the trendy Palermo Soho district. The 3-hour evening experience includes a five-course traditional Argentine meal, with wine pairings, inside a private loft area. Participate in an authentic 'asado,' hosted by a local chef with more than three decades of culinary experience, and enjoy wine pairings as you eat. It's a great way to learn about the cultural rituals that Argentinians have formed around sharing food.