Location: Lujan de Cuyo
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The 10 Best Things to Do in Lujan de Cuyo, Argentina
Discover the best top things to do in Lujan de Cuyo, Argentina including Bodega Tierras Altas, Baccus Vineyards Biking, Bodega Roberto Bonfanti, cerro de los 7 colores, Clos de Chacras, Bodega Renacer, Plaza Francia, Bodega Matervini, Cooking Class by Cristina Brino, Bodega Cruzat. Bubbles Experience.
Restaurants in Lujan de Cuyo
1. Bodega Tierras Altas
Overall Ratings
5 based on 560 reviews
Tierras Altas is boutique winery, own by the "Vargas Arizu Family", part of the Arizu Family, one of the founders of Argentinian Vitiviniculture. Four generations working on the vineyards transforming daily effort in wine culure. We invite you to live our "Malbec Experience Tour" and get to know our wines, winery , people and main varietal in a different and fun way. Wew suggest you, make the reservation 48hs before.
Reviewed By Tim B - Akron, Ohio
We read the reviews of wineries before coming to Mendoza. Tierras Altos was the only one I booked, after Reading many reviews. It was definitely the right decision.
Daniel & Freddy, met us upon arrival, with a wonderful rose. Then discussed their family’s wine making and educational philosophy.
We have been to Napa/Sonoma, along with other wineries in the USA, however we have never learned more of not only the wine making and tasting process. We left feeling we could become sommelier’s - it was that informative!! And oh by the way it was very easy & enjoyable all while tasting the best wine we have had in Mendoza!
I can not say enough about how hospitable & helpful both Freddy & Daniel were! There kitchen was closed so they took us to a competitor that had a incredible lunch with tasting.
This place is a MUST TRY!!!!!
2. Baccus Vineyards Biking
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 186 reviews
Reviewed By PilotMichael - Pasadena, California
Surrounding this beautiful community just outside of downtown Mendoza, there are many beautiful streets to ride bikes and quite a few wineries that you can visit by bicycle. What’s really nice about Bacchus biking is that when you’re done for the day they’ll come get the bikes wherever you are. You do not have to bring them back to them. They are very nice people at this bike shop. The bikes are in excellent condition. Definitely a great way to spend the day.
3. Bodega Roberto Bonfanti
Overall Ratings
5 based on 442 reviews
Reviewed By GabriellaPacheco - Betim, Minas Gerais, Brazil
That's the place I've learned the most about wines. It was not obvious and I actually learned things I can use back in Buenos Aires when buying myself wine in the supermarket. Besides, they have very good wine!Thank you very much for your words!!! Best Regard Alejandro1!!
4. cerro de los 7 colores
Overall Ratings
4 based on 208 reviews
Reviewed By davidgoldberg1 - Toronto, Canada
We saw this striking jumble of triangular hills when we stopped at the colorful indigenous market town of Purmamarca on our way from Salta to Humahuaca. It was our first premonition of the famous Quebreda de Humahuaca, almost a piece that had broken off and now stands all by itself. It was easier to believe that it had been produced as a consequence of venal mining practices rather than by the natural processes of marine sedimentation, river and lake movements, and the shifting of tectonic plates over millennia of time. Yet another colorful feather in the cap of this wondrous and insufficiently known region of Northern Argentina.
5. Clos de Chacras
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 255 reviews
Reviewed By Tim B - Akron, Ohio
After an incredible wine tasting at Tierras Altos, Daniel & Freddy, directed us to Clos de Chacras for lunch. We ended up ordering the 6 course tasting & food pairing, it was excellent! Javier, our server, took us through a three hour tasting & Pairing extravaganza.
The whole experience was awesome & enjoyable! The wine & food was fantastic!
6. Bodega Renacer
Overall Ratings
5 based on 332 reviews
Bodega Renacer is a boutique, modern and eco-friendly winery built in 2004 at the foothills of the Andes Mountains, more specifically in Perdriel, Lujan de Cuyo, Mendoza, Argentina. The winery's architecture and landscape mixes a fusion between classic and modern style with Tuscan-inspired walls to provide a highly attractive and unique building which has been recognized and awarded as one of the most beautiful wineries in Mendoza. In 2006 the winery got one of it's wines listed in the famous Wine Spectator Top 100 wines of the world. In regards to Tourism, the winery puts all of it's effort to create unique, innovative and memorable experiences for their visitors. Recently, the winery has received the following Awards by "Great Wine Capitals - Best of Mendoza Wine Tourism": 1. Gold Medal - Best Innovative Experiences 2017 (Virtual Reality) 2. Gold Medal - Best Small Winery 2016 3. Silver Award - Excellence in Art & Culture 2015 (Barrique Painting) 4. Silver Award - Excellence in Architecture & Landscape 2014
Reviewed By Michelle J - New York City, New York
The blending experience at Bodega Renacer was wonderful. It starts off with a tour of the winery, vineyard area, production area, and then you’ll one of a few tasting rooms. We had a view of the Mountains which was very impressive. It looked like there...MoreMichelle thank you very much for your comments, we are glad to know that you had a pleasant experience, when you visited us, both from our staff and from our proposal We wait for you again here best regards Renacer Team
7. Plaza Francia
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 152 reviews
Reviewed By robbie r - san rafael Argentina
A pleasant and easy going place to walk around on a sunny afternoon. You can take a seat and see other strollers go by. There are ice-cream shops nearby or eateries nearby on Hirigoyen Ave. There is also a kiddies entertainment which I have not visited I must admit, but seems pretty full of people on warm Sunday evenings.
8. Bodega Matervini
Overall Ratings
5 based on 121 reviews
Matervini Winery was created in 2008 by the winemakers Santiago Achaval and Roberto Cipresso. Matervini explores the diverse geologies of the Pre-Cordillera through Malbec, the best translator of terroir, obtaining a variety of wines with different and original personalities. Matervini wines were rapidly recognized by wine journalists as being among the best in Argentina. Our wines can be purchased only at the winery or through the Wine Club. Free shipping to USA. Worldwide shipping.
Reviewed By lafamosaItaly - Castel Del Piano, Italy
This wine visit ticked all the boxes.A prearranged visit gave us a comprehensive tour of this modern winery which included an excellent tasting of 5 wines - all different with distinctive flavours and aromas. Malbec lovers will love this wine.
Matervini showcases attractive,balanced wines made using the Malbec grape variety from different areas in the valley.
Exclusive wine for purchase at the winery or on line.
The winery uses 100% alternative energy.
9. Cooking Class by Cristina Brino
Overall Ratings
5 based on 63 reviews
The classes are held on a special place and Cristina will teach you to prepare "empanadas mendocinas" in the clay oven. We will continue preparing meet and vegetables on the open fire with fresh chumichurri sauce based on Arauco olive oil .We finish the class with a desert: caramelized fruit from the clay oven. Finca Adalgisa Malbec wine will be present during all the experience! Advance reservation and payment is required. The Cooking class is not available everyday so, we recommend you to book asap!
Reviewed By LAtoPS - Los Angeles
This is a fantastic event to do. It is a demonstration with some hands on cooking class with a really good chef at a wonderful boutique hotel and winery. Arrive early if you are not staying here to walk around and start drinking their wonderful malbec. Cristina is great, walking you through the making of chimichurri and empanadas. She gives both cooking and cultural tips as she goes on. You wine glass by the way is never empty! You then cook a great steak and vegis and enjoy a killer meal. Hopefully there will be a few others so the evening is a great social/food and wine night. Do it.
10. Bodega Cruzat. Bubbles Experience
Overall Ratings
5 based on 163 reviews
Cruzat is a winery intended only for the production of quality sparkling wines, produced using the traditional method or "champenoise" (second fermentation in the bottle). The winery was founded in 2004 by a group of Chilean businessmen and by Argentinian Agricultural Engineer and Winemaker Pedro Federico Rosell. WINE TOURISM The experience of knowing this "factory of sparkling" goes beyond a tour and tasting. From the winery we strive for visitors to learn, identify and compare with other elaborations and process. The production area is open to our curious visitors; you can see and sometimes work at the cellar, the disgorging machine and label some bottles. The tasting room is oriented to the Andes Mountain and vineyards. We propose that our visitors enjoy and learn from what we do every day.
Reviewed By MontrachetJ - Brixham, United Kingdom
Whilst you can visit other sparkling wineries in the Mendoza area, such as Chandon, I strongly recommend Cruzat. Not a name I knew before coming but it turns out that they make some of the best sparkling wine round here (according to some of the...MoreThank you so much for share your opinión about the experience ! It's nice to know that you value our passion. Wellcome again if you want to enjoy bubbles !!
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