Argentina · WINE TOURS IN BUENOS AIRES
Every itinerary has one free day too few. These 15 wine tours in Buenos Aires justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide quickly and get back to the fun part of planning.
Rooftop Argentine asado in Palermo Soho with a 7-course meal, Mendoza-style wine pairings, and gaucho stories on a private small-group table.
“Great food and very social atmosphere. Manu Americans present and not many locals but the hosts are authentic”
Small-group Malbec tasting at Bodega Gamboa with vineyard walk, cellar samples, multi-course lunch, and Buenos Aires hotel pickup.
“We had a mixed experience. First, the good part. Our Viator guide was excellent and knowledgeable. The transportation was prompt with a good driver. The food experience was 5 stars! Six appetizers, a main course of meat with salad and vegetables and 4 desserts. The food was cooked on a wood burning oven. Now the not so good. The vineyard is still a work in process and the growing conditions for grapes are not ideal. The wines from Mendoza were fine. The wines from the local vineyard were not so good. If you’re a wine connoisseur you will be disappointed. Unfortunately also, the winery tour was conducted mostly in Spanish.…”
Buenos Aires Small-Group Wine Tasting in Palermo Soho: 8-person Malbec and Torrontes flights with a sommelier, bites, and generous pours.
“We went with friends and had a wonderful time. The knowledge of our guide was excellent and the variety of wines just right.”
Small-group wine tasting at Bodega Gamboa near Campana with vineyard walk, cheese pairings, and a multi-course lunch from Buenos Aires.
“excellent experience. Stella was a brilliant guide and a pleasure to talk to, we learned so much from her. the vineyard was beautiful, the wine was lovely and the food was exceptional. the courses were very generous and the wine was always flowing. The wine tasting was done very well and the staff there were also very helpful. highly recommend this trip!”
Learn tango basics, then enjoy homemade empanadas and Argentine wine in an old Buenos Aires conventillo with Catalina Cabana.
“Had a lot of fun learning about tango and trying something new for non dancers. Would highly recommend.”
A 90-minute Palermo Soho Malbec tasting with Torrontés, Pinot Noir, and Malbec plus an Argentinian appetizer and cheese pairings.
“The wine tasting in Palermo was excellent. Our host, Tomas, was very knowledgeable about the Argentinian wine regions, history of the wine industry and also the qualities of the wines tasted. Food pairing was also excellent and we had a thoroughly enjoyable experience. Muchas gracias!!”
See Palacio Barolo at night with a bilingual guide, sip Argentine wine, and climb to the lighthouse for 360-degree Buenos Aires views. 1.5 hours.
“It was an amazing place to see and very unique to see the city up top inside the light turret. The guide was very informative and was excellent at explaining in both Spanish and English for the group. I would recommend an evening tour as you get excellent reviews. But be prepared to walk up 8 narrow flights of stairs to reach the top. It's worth it, but the stairs only wind round and it's not too strenuous. However, keep your head down if tall until you reach the top. It's a good example of art deco style.”
Taste four Argentine boutique wines with homemade tapas in a cozy Palermo Soho apartment, guided by Bertie and Aby.
“Excellent expérience on our last day in Buenos Aires. Food was delicious and we really enjoyed learning more about Argentina’s wines.”
Private sunset sail on the Río de la Plata with an Argentine sommelier, wine tasting and tapas included for a half-day in Buenos Aires.
“Santiago was a wonderful and charming host! We had a lovely evening spent sailing and learning about local wines. The charcuterie board was much more than we expected, especially with the addition of freshly made empanadas. Would highly recommend this experience to anyone looking to have a local adventure outside of the typical city sights. It was truly a prefect evening!”
Hands-on Palermo empanadas plus Argentine wine tasting in a small group. Learn folding, make filling, and sip regional wines for $49.
“We had a wonderful time. The diverse group was so great: people from Canada, the UK, Norway and at least Germany. From the very beginning we had fun and we got the opportunity to learn from our coach Deborah how to make delicious empanadas. She did it in a very nice way. We learned a lot about wine from Argentina, too. We highly recommend this class. A special thanks to Deborah’s colleague, she did a great job and was sooooo nice!”
Palermo empanadas in Buenos Aires, small-group cooking class plus Malbec and Cabernet tasting, about 2.5 hours, near transit.
“Scheduled this experience while vacationing in Buenos Aires. Tomas was an incredible teacher and host. The empanadas were amazing, as was the wine and conversation. Learned so much about Argentinian culture, food, and wine. Would highly recommend.”
Learn to make authentic empanadas in Palermo, then taste premium Argentine Malbec and Cabernet wines in a small 2-hour guided class.
“So much fun! We added this class to fill our last afternoon in Buenos Aires, but we should have done it first!!! Fernando was a great teacher and host and the food and wine were delicious! Very accommodating staff, they even let us leave our luggage for a little while so we could walk around the neighborhood after our class. Would love to do business with this company again!”
Buenos Aires asado with wine pairing in a small-group rooftop parrilla dinner. Learn cuts, make empanadas, sip Argentine wines.
“Our family of three which includes our six year old daughter has traveled throughout Argentina various times in recent years. The experience that Authentic Buenos Aires provided us was nothing short of extraordinary.”
Small-group Argentine wine tasting in a private cellar near Plaza de Mayo, paired with picada and Buenos Aires wine history.
“It was very interesting to learn about history and taste some fantastic wines. I had an amazing time, Ezequiel was great!”
A small-group Delta day in Tigre with Nelson, a wooden boat ride, a quiet island walk, and a slow six-course asado with wine.
“Nelson from Tigre Grill and Wine was an amazing host. He meet us at the Pier and we travelled by boat along the river to his family’s bush retreat. A lovely walk along the river and we reached a large wooden deck pecked high amongst the trees, with an outdoor dining area and BBQ grill. Nelson’s cooking was a delicious smorgasbord of sausages, sweat breads, steaks, cheese and home made flan, accompanied Argentina wine and soft drinks. A delighted afternoon with a small group of 9 guests where there was time to sit and chat and enjoy the peaceful bush.”
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