Top Things to do in Tupungato
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The 10 Best Things to do in Tupungato, Cuyo
Discover the best top things to do in Tupungato, Argentina including Valle de Uco, Masi Tupungato, Finca Adelma, Bodega Julio Cesar Coletto, Killka Art Gallery, Domaine Bousquet, Bodega y Vinedo Familia Giaquinta, Ex Monasterio del Cristo Orante, Finca Sophenia, Cristo Rey del Valle.
Restaurants in Tupungato
1. Valle de Uco
2. Masi Tupungato
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 21 reviews
The tour begins with a visit to the vineyards, where the Venetian varieties Corvina and Pinot Grigio are grown alongside the Argentinean grapes Malbec and Torrontés using organic cultivation practices. The visit proceeds with the grape drying loft: a unique idea in South America, where grapes are laid out to dry on "arele" or bamboo racks in the same method that is employed in the Veneto, in which Masi has internationally recognised expertise. The Masi Tupungato estate offers visitors the unique opportunity of visiting an authentic nature reserve, comprising a botanic garden and centres of biodiversity and conservation containing numerous examples of native flora and fauna. The tour includes a visit to the barrel cellars too, where the unique 600-litre Veronese "fusto" is used instead of barriques, as happens in all Masi wineries. The barrel cellars are unique for another reason: water pours over one of the stone walls to maintain natural humidity and ideal cellar temperatures. On the estate we have places dedicated to the culture of wine and its pairing with food fully equipped to give guests a comfortable and unique experience.
3. Finca Adelma
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 51 reviews
We are a boutique winery situated in Tupungato, in Uco Valley. We focus in the production of premium wines, specially MALBEC! You can visit our winery, and do a tasting picking out our different options, with our professionals in charge.
Reviewed By Mint61 - Taunton, United Kingdom
This is a small vineyard by Mendoza standards, but it has the largest heart. We were greeted by Paola with a great deal of warmth. The tour was delivered with a wonderful depth of knowledge and the tour was very enjoyable, mainly because of the enthusiasm for the place and it's product by our guide. This was not a script learned by some one with little passion for the wine. The tasting was a real surprise with some excellent wines. Finca Adelma is working hard to produce some very good wine. Its is a place you should visit and we greatly preferred it to the bigger vineyards such as Salentein. The area for tasting outside was picturesque and done with great generosity. I would say this was the best value for money we have seen from a wine tasting, we loved every minute of it.
4. Bodega Julio Cesar Coletto
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 9 reviews
Reviewed By FellowTraveler825428
We visited Bodega Julio Cesar Coletto as an excursion during our stay in Tupungato. Andrea and Julio are amazing people and the whole family is involved in the wine making. We were shown the wine fields which were beautifully set next to a canyon and with an Andean backdrop. We were also taken to the factory were we were shown every little detail of the wine making process. Then we had the degustacion of five different wines, all very unique and made with love and precision. Beautifully handicrafted!
5. Killka Art Gallery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 237 reviews
The concept behind the design of Killka was to create a first class cultural centre in the midst of natural landscapes, a place as important as Bodegas Salentein's winery itself..
6. Domaine Bousquet
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 266 reviews
Domaine Bousquet, leader in organic production and exports in Argentina, offers tours and tasting in Spanish and English, everyday from 9 a.m to 6 p.m.
Reviewed By chichichicago
We had the pleasure of having lunch at Domaine Bousquet about 3 weeks ago. It honestly was one of the highlights of our trip to Argentina. We looked around at a few restaurant wineries in the area before selecting Domaine Bousquet. The setting seemed pretty and the menu appealing. It was not overcrowded the day we were there - there was a foursome traveling with a wine guide and us. We sat on the second floor - outside over looking the Andes. The table was set with nice china and stemware. We had a lovely 5 course meal. Portions were nicely sized - not too big as we found in most of Argentina. They poured good wines - and generous pours. If you wanted more you only needed to ask. Our server was darling. If memory serves me correctly I believe the cost of this was an amazing $45 per person. I just loved it and would recommend it and return back.
7. Bodega y Vinedo Familia Giaquinta
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 12 reviews
8. Ex Monasterio del Cristo Orante
9. Finca Sophenia
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 51 reviews
Finca SOPHENIA is an argentine winery recognized as one of the top quality wine producers from Argentina. To achieve its goals, Roberto Luka, its founder and conductor, chose Gualtallary, Tupungato, Mendoza, one of the most prestigious regions to produce high quality wines. The result was quite rewarding and the wines have already been praised by the wine writers in Europe, America and Asia. The wines started to sell worldwide in 2004 and succeeded to reach more than 25 countries.
Reviewed By AnnaVianna - Gramado, Brazil
We came unannounced, but the guard at the gate was nice enough to check of there was time for a visit. We were welcomed by Marcelo Gil, who is a knowledgeable and lovely young man, and who provided us with a wonderful tour and tasting.
