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A Weekend in Mendoza: Malbec, Mountains and the Good Life
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The route
10 stops·5 wineries · 2 restaurants · 2 hotels · 1 activity
- 01Hotel
Park Hyatt Mendoza
Stay in a stately colonial building overlooking Plaza Independencia, perfectly positioned for exploring Mendoza's wine country.
- 02WineryMendoza
Achaval Ferrer
Old-vine Malbecs from Luján de Cuyo and the Uco Valley earn this winery serious critical acclaim.
- 03Winery
Catena Zapata
Argentina's most iconic winery sits in a jaw-dropping pyramid-shaped building and literally rewrote the country's wine playbook with high-altitude viticulture.
- 04Restaurant
Francis Mallmann's 1884 Restaurant
Chef Francis Mallmann's open-fire kitchen serves Mendoza's most celebrated meals within a historic winery's vine-draped dining rooms.
- 05WineryMendoza
Zuccardi Valle de Uco
Sip world-class Uco Valley wines amid Andean views at this repeatedly honored vineyard celebrating rocky terroir.
- 06Winery
Casa Vigil (El Enemigo Wines)
Alejandro Vigil's El Enemigo crafts intellectually precise Cabernet Franc and Malbec blends in Agrelo's dusty heart.
- 07Activity
Mercado Central de Mendoza
Wander through Mendoza's vibrant central market to taste the olive oils, spices, and charcuterie that frame the region's wine culture.
- 08WineryTexas
Kaiken Wines
Aurelio Montes' Luján de Cuyo project crafts structured Malbecs and Cabernet Sauvignons that showcase Argentine terroir with legendary precision.
- 09Restaurant
Siete Cocinas
Downtown Mendoza's Siete Cocinas explores Argentina's seven regional cuisines alongside an all-Argentine wine list that actually knows what it's doing.
- 10Hotel
The Vines Resort & Spa
Luxurious villas in Uco Valley come with spa treatments, Andean views, and your own vineyard plot to tend.
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