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Below we have provided a list of the best wineries in Uco Valley open for visitors. You can find some reputable wineries near Tupungato and los Arboles de Villegas, where you can experience wines in a fairytale atmosphere. You will also find the answers to the most frequently asked questions about the Uco Valley wineries. We hope you will discover what makes the region special and enjoy your exploration of reputable Uco Valley. All wineries & vineyards in the region have cellar door sales and a great selection of wine tourism activities.
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Uco Valley is a sub-region of Mendoza wine region. It's only an hour's drive south of Mendoza.
Provincial Route 89, often known as "The Wine Road," connects the wineries in Uco Valley wineries. The easiest way to see all of the valley's greatest wineries is to rent a car, or hire a driver to accompany you about if you like to swallow your wine samples rather than spitting them into the bucket.
Spring, summer, and fall are the finest periods to visit wineries in Uco Valley. Spring and autumn bring more temperate weather, which is especially true in Uco Valley, where the exposed plains can be difficult to navigate in the summer heat, especially if you plan to spend a lot of time outside. Bring light clothing in the afternoons and warm clothing in the evenings when the temperature drops. Sunscreen is required, as are comfortable walking shoes.
Wineries in Uco Valley are well-organized and provide a variety of facilities and activities for their visitors' convenience. If you're planning a visit with your family or a party, here are some planned kid games, bus parking, and reduced mobility access. Some wineries have a tasting room with a restaurant and welcome visitors with pets. If you plan to stay for a night, accommodation is available too. You can always check out the service accessibility on our website!
Malbec and Argentina's native Torrontés Riojana are among the red and white types that thrive in these Andean foothill vineyards of Uco Valley.
Most commonly planted varieties in Uco Valley:
White varieties - Sauvignon Blanc, Semillon
Red varieties - Malbec, Pinot Noir, Cabernet Sauvignon, Syrah
These are the most popular wineries to visit in Uco Valley:
The Uco Valley in Mendoza, Argentina, includes several notable sub-regions: Valle de Uco, Tupungato, Vista Flores, and Gualtallary. Valle de Uco covers the entire valley, while Tupungato is known for high-elevation vineyards, Vista Flores for calcareous soils, and Gualtallary for high-altitude vineyards and limestone-rich soils. Each sub-region offers distinct terroirs that contribute to the diverse and high-quality wines of the Uco Valley.