This is an awesome organic winery in the Maipu region of Mendoza. We rented bikes from Maipu Bikes…read moreand pedaled (partially along a very busy road) to a smaller road with 3 wineries -- Vina El Cerno was our 2nd stop. The winery offers several different tasting options - reds, whites and sparkling. This winery does accept credit cards and does not require a reservation. I went with a reserve red tasting -- that was really 3 full glasses of wine. While we were enjoying our wine, some grapes were brought up and being put through a mashing machine (I have no idea what it's actually called). That was a lot of fun to watch. Overall, decent wine and laid-back atmosphere.

This is my wife's account:…read more I found this vineyard in a magazine at our Airbnb. I decided since it was the second oldest vineyard in the area, we must try. The structures on the property were old, which was nice because all the other vineyards we've been to were new. We had a nice tasting outside. The service was great. Our wine pourer spoke perfect English, but did let us practice Spanish too. We bought a bottle of the Malbec. I'm drinking it right now with a risotto. I would recommend stopping here for a different feel than a majority of the other vineyards

Good winery tour with the opportunity to go inside an old wine tank to see the old style of making…read morewine inside brick "tanks." It is extremely cold in there, so bring a jacket! Three wine tastings for 150 Argentine peso (US $10). Also has a pretty good cafe with rustic Italian food, which is great after a cold day of riding bikes through the vineyards. Staff are friendly and helpful. Pro tip: order your lunch before you go on the tour, and it will be ready when you are finished with the tasting!

Such a fun experience. Got to taste different varieties with our meals. They catered a vegetarian…read moreoption as well. We left feeling very full. Service was great and friendly. Our server spoke English well and was informative about the wines. The venue itself is lovely. It reminded me a lot of a Napa winery. Modern and open. It was worth the visit!

The tasting was okay. Surprisingly, I liked the Chardonnay over the Malbec and the Cab Sauv…read more The vineyard itself and the grounds were less than impressive, but our guide Arquimedes was excellent. The tasting here is much higher than most other vineyards at $380/person.

Pretty amazing lunch options at this winery. The 7 course meal with the wine pairings is an…read moreexcellent experience. The place is very elegant and the Service is impressive. Highly recommended

Trapiche is possibly the largest operation in Maipu and it definitely feels more like a large scale…read morecommercial operation than a small family winery. The tour and tasting was informative but if you are short on time and are able to visit other smallest wineries, this is perfectly ok to skip. The one benefit of visiting Trapiche is you get access to some bottles that don't even make it to the US and they're definitely producing much higher quality wines than the Malbec you see in Costco.

El Enemigo was clearly the hot spot in town. We were able to stop by for a drink but they were…read morefully booked for lunch. The wine offerings are fantastic and I definitely will make sure to reserve in advance when we do go back again.

This is my wife's account:…read more Ah El Enemigo, can I take you back to San Diego... I had looked this place up and the lady at Familia Di Tomasso recommended. The estate is beautiful. A mix of modern and old decor. Our tour guide was amazing. She presented the tour in a mix of English and Spanish. We chatted with her for a while. ¡Ella era cupado! We had a tasting after the tour. The bonarda was excellent! I could have stayed half a day eating snacks and drinking wine. But we arrived late - they were setting up for dinner. Tastings end at 6.

Mr. Hugo's was the bike rental company that our hostel recommended. We took the local bus (you'll…read moreneed a loaded Red Bus card) to get there. We told the bus driver we wanted to go to Mr. Hugo's and the stop is really close to there. We checked in and the girl there have us a map and explained their recommended route and also gave us a coupon for free empanadas at the wine bar! Then we met the legendary Mr. Hugo himself who was a super nice and friendly man! They gave us bikes and they worked great. The guy who helped me had me get on my bike to test it out and adjusted my seat for me. They also said if we ran into any problems, to call them and they would come help out (we didn't have any problems, but a girl at my hostel got a flat tire the other day and she called them at the next winery and they came right away with a different bike for her). We used the bikes all afternoon and they did the job great. When we returned the bikes later, they gave us cold refreshing lemonade, perfect for the hot day. There was also a super cute puppy there. There's also free wifi! Great bikes and great service!!! Gracias Mr. Hugo and team!!!

We came to this museum and tasting room as a last minute change to our original itinerary since the…read moretasting reservation we had elsewhere fell through unexpectedly. This place was close to where we were and although it was Monday it was open for visits without the need for a reservation (a lot of wineries are closed to visitors on Mondays). The cost for the museum guided visit and a tasting of their two 'museum' wines as 390 Argentinian pesos per person (~7US$) and that amount could then be used as a credit at the tasting room/wine shop after the completion of the tour. The tour was actually nice and interesting, not too long since the museum itself is rather small, but we got to see several instruments and equipment used in the wine making process which dated back to the 1500s. The wines we tasted as part of the tour were awful but we then got to taste a few Ruttini wines which were actually decent, most notably their gewurztraminer. If you're already in this area then stopping by for a visit to this museum could be a nice addition to your itinerary, however I don't think it's worth going out your way to come here just for the tour.

I don't know why this place is $$$ it should be $ for the value. Tour was good and museum very…read moreinteresting. The wines we tasted however were not so great, you taste two and I don't think I'd bother drinking either of them again. Entrance is $150 pesos which seems expensive until they tell you that you can exchange the $150 for a bottle of wine or wine tasting. My partner and I combined both of ours and bought a pretty decent bottle of wine. I would recommend checking this place out

If you go to Maipu you need to visit Bodega Lopez... the tours are free, the wine tasting is free…read moreand the staff is great, they are among the best in all the region. Any tour may cost you lots of money. Well here they do it for free and with a smile. The wine is pretty good. The food is good too. We went in a Sunday. Be aware many bodegas and tours don't work or operate sundays in Maipu. We took a train from Mendoza to Maipu and just walk from the train station to the bodega. Is pretty close. You can rent a bike... when we went the bike rental site was closed --_-- However, we discover that we didn't need to spend $200-400 dollars to get to experience some good wine and bodegas. Check my other reviews and you will see that we explore the bodegas without spending hundreds of dollars. For me Bodegas Lopez was a first great experience.

Sophisticated tour about Lopez' wine production process; friendly staff; the wine tasting was so-so…read morebut it's such a personal thing. Strongly recommend to come. Our guide, Dani, was knowledgeable about the winery as well as about the wine making terminologies. Her English is good too! The wine is a bit softer to my pallet: the reds seem to be young/watered down IMO. The 2000 Federico Lopez was reasonable but it would cost 1,200 Pesos/bottle.

My cousin and myself took the 213 bus from Centro mendoza to maipu northern district for the wine…read moretour and bicycle tours. We went down a slightly bumpy dirt road until we arrived here at bodega domiciano. The grounds are quaint and the facility clean and expansive. The wine was beyond compare to the many visits to napa and riverside county wineries in the USA. MENDOZA WINE is the best that I have experienced and domiciano is the gem of the of the maipu wine district. The food was flavorful and the service not stuffy but impeccably done and genuinely nice staff. The wine tour tasting was done in such a slow and methodical manner that can only be described as a reeducation in the art of vino. They have an extensive wine list an extensive food menu and a beautiful serene environment in which one can truly enjoy the mendoza wine region

Working and organizing wine tours with this group was a great experience. They are very…read moreprofessional and worked with my budget and timings. The wine tours that were organized in Mendoza were great and perfect for me and my friend. We both enjoyed the entire experience. The drivers and guides they are provide are also very friendly and knowledgeable. I am glad to have chosen Taste of Mendoza for my time in Mendoza and I would highly recommend them to anyone else in the future!

My fiancee and I recently came back from our travels to South America and Mendoza was the highlight…read moreof our trip - thanks to Taste of Mendoza. We're so glad we used them as they knew exactly what we were looking for. All the tours were customized for us and they created an itinerary that we would have never been able to create on our own. We visited exclusive wineries with private tours and tastings, delicious lunch experiences and the most professional guide and driver who spoke excellent English, Gino. Gino knew all the ins and outs, was very informative, and had a great sense of humor which made our experience even more memorable. Mendoza has spectacular views, amazing wine and people. Thank you Taste of Mendoza - Highly Recommend!!