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Are you searching for tips or advice on wineries and vineyards to visit during your holiday to Salta?
There are many wonderful producers to choose from and therefore we are here to help. At WineTourism.com, we are available to answer any questions and help guide you towards the best fit when planning your wine region experience in Salta. Many awe-inspiring appellations such as El Arenal and Mollnos are located throughout Salta for you to discover.
Jumping off from the main locations of Mendoz, Salta, or La Rioja enjoy hundreds of unique landmarks to visit throughout the region. Local winemakers in the area are available to show you their estates, share their stories, and offer you a taste of their wines.
We have provided a list of wineries in Salta open for visitors with direct booking options through our website. We hope you will discover what makes the region special and enjoy your exploration of lovely Salta!
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Visitors can get around Salta by taxi, bus, and train. Cars are an easy and comfortable way to get around for visitors that want to explore outside of rush hour traffic. They are available for a long list of rental companies.
Visitors can get around Salta by taxi, bus, and train. You can take local transport and travel across the region.
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The best season to visit wineries in Salta
Salta is the capital of Argentina's saltiest region and is known for its wine. The best season to visit this part of the world is from February to May. During these months, temperatures are warm enough for grape picking and wine making.
The most common grape varieties in wineries of Salta
The most common grape varieties to be found in wineries in Salta are Cabernet Sauvignon, Pinot Noir, Merlot and Malbec. All of these grapes are leading contributors to the world's wine industry.
What should you know about wineries in Salta?
There are a number of wineries in Salta, varying from large-scale to tiny, elaborate and rustic. These vary so much geographically that you need to know what looking for before you get there.
Language tips for visiting wineries in Salta
| English | Spanish |
|---|---|
| wine | vino |
| winery | lagar |
| thank you | Gracias |
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Bodega Puna, Vasija Secreta, Tukma, Estancia Los Cardones, Bodega Burbujas De Altura, Bodega El Cese
Bodega Puna, Vasija Secreta, Tukma, Estancia Los Cardones, Bodega Burbujas De Altura, Bodega El Cese
Bodega Puna, Vasija Secreta, Tukma, Estancia Los Cardones, Bodega Burbujas De Altura, Bodega El Cese
Bodega Puna, Vasija Secreta, Tukma, Estancia Los Cardones, Bodega Burbujas De Altura, Bodega El Cese
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Bodega Colomé's experimental vineyard near Payogasta, one of the highest in the world, is at 3,111-m. Salta produced 24m L in 2014, which represented about 1.57% of Argentina's total wine production.
The Salta wine region is located in the northwest of Argentina, in the province of Salta.
Salta wineries are concentrated in the fertile Calchaqui Valley and neighbouring Cafayate with 50 high altitude bodegas scattered throughout the region, which include the oldest working winery in Argentina.