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Guide Location: Argentina » Buenos Aires
Guide Type: Self-guided city tour
# of Attractions: 6
Tour Duration: 3 hour(s)
Transportation Mode: by foot
Travel Distance: 7.3 km
Guide Type: Self-guided city tour
# of Attractions: 6
Tour Duration: 3 hour(s)
Transportation Mode: by foot
Travel Distance: 7.3 km
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Author: irenes
The city of Buenos Aires - with its Ventania and Tandilia mountain ranges, its fertile valleys and its soft but rocky hillsides - has created the perfect micro climate for growing boutique wines. Argentina is famous for its wines, and here in the heart of the country many varieties of grapes are harvested. Local people give life to distinctive Sauvignon Blancs, Malbecs, Cabernet Sauvignons and more.
Tour Stops and Attractions
1) Winery
If you are in a search of exclusive wines and flavours, then Winery is the place for you. Winery is a chain of wine bars and shops that has three locations in Buenos Aires: Puerto Madero, Avenida Alem and Avenida Libertador. The restaurant offers delicious beverages as well as spiced cheeses.
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2) Anuva Wines
Anuva Wines is a great place to spend the evening tasting good wines at moderate prices. Here you will find guaranteed quality products as well as personal client service. This wine bar chain has three locations in Buenos Aires: San Telmo, Recoleta and Palermo. They specialize in wines from the small wineries of Argentina that offer the best Malbec, Torrontés and sparkling whites.
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3) Rey del Vino
Rey del Vino, or The King of Wine, is a great wine club located in the Palermo neighborhood of Buenos Aires. This venue has a really impressive wine menu, so do try a bottle of wine. At Rey Del Vino you can also enjoy good American & Caribbean dishes.
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4) Casa Coupage
Casa Coupage - the city's first wine bar - is a famous, trendy spot situated in the heart of Palermo. Here you can sample the best local wines as well as delicious Argentinean food, making Casa Coupage a fabulous place to enjoy quality wines with a good meal.
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5) Terroir
Casa de Vinos Terroir is an exclusive, top-end club for wine tasting in Buenos Aires. Terroir offers the best Argentinean and world-renowned wines as well as Cuban cigars and accessories. Boasting a vast wine cellar, the portfolio at Casa de Vinos Terroir includes a wide selection of qualitative wines from the best local wineries, including Catena Zapata, La Rural, Finca Flichman and others.
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6) Ruca Malen Winery
Ruca Malen Winery was founded by Jean Pierre Thibaud and Jacques Louis de Montalembert in 1998. It's located in Mendoza - the famous wine area at the foot of the Andes mountains that's known as a winemaker's paradise. You can visit this Buenos Aires winery and taste their wines. Ruca Malen produce excellent fine wines, including Yauquen, Ruca Malen, and Kinien.
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